Willy Woo Predicts Bitcoin Growth as Whales Accumulate $1 Billion in 24 Hours
On-chain analyst Willy Woo expects Bitcoin to continue its upward momentum in the coming two weeks, citing signs of liquidity recovery and major accumulation by large holders.
Whales Buy 10,000 BTC in One Day
According to data from Santiment, whale wallets — addresses holding significant BTC amounts — collectively purchased around 10,000 Bitcoin worth approximately $1 billion in the past 24 hours. Such aggressive accumulation typically signals renewed market confidence and often precedes price rallies.
Analysts note that these purchases coincide with improving liquidity metrics across major exchanges, suggesting a more favorable environment for bullish price action.
Liquidity Returns to the Market
Woo highlighted that the recent recovery in liquidity — after several weeks of contraction — creates conditions for smoother market movements. Reduced selling pressure and increasing demand have historically led to short-term surges, especially when accompanied by whale accumulation.
“Liquidity is improving across both spot and derivatives markets,” Woo explained, “and whales are taking full advantage of this window.”
Market Sentiment Shifts Positive
This combination of technical and on-chain factors has shifted overall sentiment in favor of a bullish rebound. Bitcoin’s ability to maintain support levels above key zones has strengthened investor confidence, leading to renewed inflows into exchanges and derivatives positions.
Some analysts also suggest that the ongoing accumulation aligns with a broader institutional re-entry into crypto markets following months of cautious positioning.
Two-Week Outlook
Willy Woo expects Bitcoin’s rally to gain traction over the next two weeks as liquidity normalization fuels upward price momentum.
If whale accumulation continues and broader market sentiment remains stable, the move could mark the early stage of a new short-term bull phase — potentially driving Bitcoin toward retesting previous highs.
For now, the whales are signaling their stance clearly: accumulation mode is back on.
