CryptoQuant points out that while whales continued to accumulate shares during Bitcoin's 24% drop, it wasn't enough to offset selling pressure from short-term holders, mid-sized wallets, and ETF investors. Wallets holding more than 1,000 BTC collectively increased their holdings by approximately 47,000 BTC, while wallets holding 10 to 1,000 BTC collectively reduced their holdings by approximately 64,900 BTC. Bitcoin's 30-day apparent demand fell to negative 284,000 BTC, the lowest level since April 2025, and the flow of funds into the US spot Bitcoin ETF also shifted from a net inflow of 49,700 BTC to a net outflow of 29,600 BTC. Since October 29th, there have been net realized losses on 14 out of 16 days, accumulating to approximately 84,000 BTC, with a single-day loss of 18,500 BTC on November 13th, the highest since the start of this decline. CryptoQuant believes that Bitcoin's current key resistance levels are $68,700, $73,000, $74,700, and $76,000, while support levels are $63,000, $59,800, $57,700, and $53,800. [https://wublock123.com)/news/bitcoin-demand-hits-lowest-since-april-whales-buying-fails-offset-selloff-71986](https://wublock123.com)