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Bitcoin whales appear poised for a dramatic ascent in the weeks ahead, with some expecting the cryptocurrency to crest $190,000 this December-a target that has drawn both excitement and caution among market observers.

Whales, or large holders of Bitcoin, have been signalling confidence through increasing accumulation. On-chain data indicates sustained purchasing patterns and institutions continuing to funnel capital into Bitcoin, supporting forecasts like the $190,000 December rally that some market models envision.

For instance, Tiger Research cites growing institutional inflows-including spot-Bitcoin ETF demand and new crypto allocations in retirement plans such as US 401s-as key drivers behind a projected price ceiling of $190,000. They argue that surging liquidity and tightened supply dynamics could push Bitcoin to that level by the close of Q3 or early Q4 2025.

Yet other analysts strike a more measured tone. Crypto economist Willy Woo warns that long-standing whales, many of whom acquired Bitcoin at below $10, now control large portions of the supply. He explains that each Bitcoin they opt to sell requires over $110,000 of fresh demand to absorb it-creating a de facto resistance level that complicates momentum.

Arabian Post – Crypto News Network

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