Bitcoin continues to break records, reaching a new peak above $100,000 and surpassing its 2021 highs. Despite this surge, public interest in Bitcoin remains subdued, as indicated by Google Trends data. However, key on-chain indicators point towards a bullish trend. Long-term holders are actively accumulating Bitcoin, with their net position change flipping positive in April, signaling a shift from selling to holding. This accumulation is supported by the negative exchange flow, indicating confidence from investors who are not rushing to sell despite market volatility. The recent decline in Short-Term Holder (STH) profit flows further strengthens this bullish signal. This trend aligns with past patterns where increased long-term holder holdings have been followed by subsequent rallies, suggesting another potential surge is on the horizon.