Bitcoin long-term holders bought 800,000 coins in June, and historical patterns suggest an upward trend.

As most investors closely watch the price of Bitcoin oscillating around $100,000, a silent yet deeper storm is revealing its true form in on-chain data. In June, Bitcoin long-term holders (LTH) set an unprecedented record for coin accumulation—net adding 800,000 BTC in a single month. This is not an ordinary market fluctuation, but a massive flow of funds capable of shaking future trends. The latest research from the on-chain data platform CryptoQuant reveals an astonishing fact: Bitcoin long-term holders (usually referring to those holding coins for over 6 months) accumulated chips at an unprecedented rate in June. The net increase of 800,000 BTC in a single month broke historical records, and what is even more intriguing is that in Bitcoin's journey over the past decade, the monthly increase surpassing the 750,000 coin threshold has only occurred six times. Each time has become a critical juncture: • After the accumulation frenzy in July 2021, Bitcoin immediately entered a new breakout phase • The large-scale accumulation in September 2024 set the stage for a subsequent price surge Behind these numbers lies the trust votes cast by market veterans with real capital.