UK Investment Giant Drops $250M on Bitcoin Days Before Easter

Last Updated on April 21, 2025

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Key Takeaways:

  • Abraxas Capital acquired over 2,900 BTC (~$250M) in a four-day span, with a $45M buy from Binance on April 18.
  • Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, recently purchased $285M in Bitcoin at an average of $82,618 per BTC.
  • Whale accumulation exceeds 300% of Bitcoin’s annual issuance, even as exchange reserves hit historic lows.

Major firms and high-net-worth investors are continuing to accumulate Bitcoin, despite recent market volatility and global trade uncertainties.

Notably, Abraxas Capital, a London-based investment firm, acquired 2,949 BTC—worth over $250 million—over a four-day span leading up to April 19.

On April 18, the firm reportedly purchased $45 million in Bitcoin from Binance, according to Lookonchain, referencing data from Arkham Intelligence.

This significant purchase follows a similar move by Michael Saylor’s Strategy, which recently acquired $285 million worth of Bitcoin at an average price of $82,618 per BTC.

These high-profile acquisitions highlight sustained optimism among major holders, even amidst global tariff concerns.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin whales are absorbing more than 300% of the asset’s annual issuance, while exchange reserves continue to fall at a historic rate.

Though accumulation remains strong, analysts warn of potential short-term volatility, particularly from medium-term holders—investors who typically hold BTC for three to six months.

Despite this, the overall sentiment remains bullish heading into the Easter weekend.

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