According to Cryptoquant, on June 14, bitcoin whale supply officially reversed after a 12-day decline, with large holders resuming accumulation as BTC recovered from a local low near $61,453. More than 11,400 BTC, worth approximately $700 million at the time, moved from exchanges to cold wallets during the June 5-10 absorption phase.
The Exchange Whale Ratio rose to 62.3% near the $61,400 area, indicating aggressive large-holder buying during panic selling. As selling pressure faded and whale supply turned higher, the price rebounded to $65,704.89. Exchange net inflows turned negative across multiple sessions, reducing immediately available supply as the market stabilized.