Bitcoin Price Prediction: Can $63K Hold as Whales Keep Selling?

Today’s Bitcoin price prediction sits at $63,500, down around -0.6% on the day, and is still unable to clear the $65,000 ceiling that’s capped every rally attempt this month. Whales are quietly distributing. Volatility has gone flat, and there’s a level below that could get tested sooner than bulls want.

A wallet tied to Paxos offloaded another 800 BTC (roughly $50.72M) through Wintermute, according to on-chain tracker Lookonchain, the same entity that’s now sold 2,500 BTC over two months, close to $154M total.

The Paxos-linked whale is still selling BTC. Another 800 BTC, worth around $50.72M, was sold through Wintermute about 9 hours ago.

That brings the whale's total $BTC sales over the past 2 months to 2,500 BTC, worth roughly $154M.

But the whale isn't completely out yet.

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Analyst Ted Pillows flagged that BTC couldn’t hold above $65,000 even as stocks and metals climbed, calling momentum “fading” and pointing to $60,500–$61,000 as the next likely test zone.

That kind of grinding, steady sell pressure rarely triggers a crash on its own. But paired with thinning spot volume and a market waiting on the next CPI print for Fed-rate-cut clues, it’s the kind of setup that punishes complacent longs.

$BTC is getting rejected from the $64,500-$65,000 resistance level.

ETFs are selling again, which is taking away a buying demand.

The key support level for Bitcoin now is $62,000-$62,500, which might get retested next. pic.twitter.com/9OIVeWnNuk

BTC is trading at $63,500, down -0.6% in 24 hours, still boxed inside the $62,000–$66,000 range that’s held since the July CPI release. Perplexity’s market data shows the pair consolidating rather than trending, with traders unwilling to commit ahead of the next macro catalyst.

CoinLore pegs immediate support at $62,238 and resistance at $65,059, with a 24-hour expected range of $62,388–$64,832, a tight band that mirrors the record-low volatility traders keep pointing to.

Bull case: a reclaim above $65,059 flips sentiment and opens a run back toward the low $70,000s. Base case: BTC keeps chopping inside the range while whale supply gets absorbed.

Bear case: a break below $62,238 support confirms Pillows’ thesis and sends price toward $60,500–$61,000, a zone option markets are already pricing in as a live scenario. Watch the range edges before assuming direction.

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