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Bitcoin’s 2025 volume peaks signal key market moves

Published: 22.08.2025

Recent data highlights that Bitcoin’s largest trading volume spikes in 2025 have aligned closely with both market bottoms and record highs, providing clear buy and sell signals for investors.

Two notable volume bursts stand out: an $84.08 billion spike during the April tariff-driven dip, signaling bargain entry points, and a $90.90 billion surge in recent weeks, coinciding with Bitcoin reaching a new all-time high above $124,000. These extremes suggest that tracking volume can be an effective contrarian strategy for traders.

The volume-driven signals came alongside significant profit-taking, with long-term holders realizing billions in gains across Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin’s price recently fell to around $113,700, down about 7% over the past week, while the broader crypto market also experienced a dip of roughly 3.5%. Despite this, Bitcoin remains up nearly 91% year-over-year.

These patterns underline the importance of trading volume as a key indicator, helping investors identify both optimal entry points during sell-offs and peak moments for profit-taking.

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