Wallets holding 100 to 1,000 Bitcoin recorded 60-day cumulative net buying of 73,300 BTC as of Aug. 31, the highest level since April 21, according to on-chain data analyzed by crypto researcher Amar Taha. Earlier coverage identified the researcher as Amr Taha and cited CryptoQuant data through Sept. 1. The figure remains about 20% below the April 21 peak of 91,920 BTC. Wallets holding more than 10,000 BTC also accumulated 43,300 BTC over the same period, creating a coordinated pattern that contrasts with April and May, when mega-whales sold about 40,000 BTC around mid-May as smaller whales bought aggressively. Bitcoin subsequently fell roughly 25%. The latest accumulation has occurred during a period of price consolidation and relatively low volatility, but whale activity is not a guaranteed indicator of future prices. Investors will be watching whether holdings continue to rise alongside trading volumes and exchange outflows, or whether whale positions reverse.