Bitcoin's illiquid supply has surged to 14.4 million BTC, representing 72% of the total supply, as long-term holders continue to hold their positions despite recent market volatility. According to Glassnode data, the illiquid supply has been steadily increasing throughout 2024 and 2025, with a notable rise in mid-2025 following a price correction from $124,000 to $107,304.89. Bitcoin has since recovered to $117,526.84, with its dominance in the market rebounding to 59%. The price recovery was bolstered by short liquidations above $114,000, which amplified the upward momentum. Additionally, exchange balances have decreased significantly, from 2.83 million BTC in October 2023 to 2.12 million BTC in September 2025, indicating a trend of accumulation. Institutional and central bank interest in Bitcoin is on the rise, with Deutsche Bank forecasting that central banks may begin adding Bitcoin to their reserves by 2030.