Recent activity on the Bitcoin blockchain indicates strong demand for the cryptocurrency despite negative market conditions following a $19 billion crash earlier this month. Both investors and miners have increased their participation in the market, reflecting growing engagement.

Over the past week, Bitcoin’s realized capitalization—the total dollar value of coins at their last moved price—increased by more than $8 billion and exceeded $1.1 trillion. This rise is linked mainly to purchases by Bitcoin treasury firms and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The realized price of Bitcoin also climbed above $110,000, reinforcing evidence of robust onchain inflows.

Current market momentum is limited by a slowdown in large acquisitions by ETFs and one notable institutional investor, who recently reduced buying activity. “Demand is now driven mostly by ETFs and MicroStrategy, both slowing buys recently. If these two channels recover, market momentum likely returns,” according to a crypto analytics platform CEO. Additionally, Bitcoin miners are scaling up their operations, causing an increase in hashrate—a measure of the computing power used to secure and verify transactions on the blockchain. This trend is viewed as a positive indicator for Bitcoin’s long-term growth.

Large mining firms, including one affiliated with the Trump family, have expanded their fleets by purchasing thousands of specialized mining machines, investing hundreds of millions of dollars. Despite over $8 billion in fresh inflows, investor sentiment remains cautious following the recent market crash and despite a trade agreement announcement between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Analysts from a cryptocurrency exchange suggest Bitcoin’s price could rise toward $140,000 by November if ETF inflows reach between $10 and $15 billion and if the Federal Reserve announces monetary easing measures. Key risks for this outlook include geopolitical issues and tariff negotiations.

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