Recent weeks have shown mixed results for Bitcoin’s price action after its recent volatility surge. While some investors remain bullish on the BTC price, the lack of substantial movement has sparked concerns among market participants about the sustainability of the rally. 30,000+ BTC was dropped by whales this week alone, a notable drop in holdings that coincides with sluggish price recovery. This decline in whale accumulation is coupled with significant shifts in miner behavior – they’ve been selling off during dips below $80,000. These actions mark the lowest level of accumulation since February and suggest that the bulls might be taking a cautious approach. 33% profit margins for miners on April 1st, prompted them to initiate outflows exceeding 15,000 BTC – further highlighting reduced interest in holding Bitcoin. Despite this uncertainty, some market participants remain confident about the future of Bitcoin, especially as the fear and volatility surrounding the asset could fuel a potential rebound in price.