In the crypto world, a leading analyst named Ali Martinez noticed a big drop in the activity of big Bitcoin players since March 14. This has sparked talks about how it might affect the price of Bitcoin. Martinez showed this with charts, pointing out a big fall in transactions involving over $100,000, right after Bitcoin hit a high of $73,750 per BTC.

Martinez's data shows that in the last 24 hours, there were only 2,896 transactions over $100,000, with just 521 going over $1 million. Before Bitcoin hit its highest, the big players were making more moves, with around 4,500 daily transactions worth a million or more, and roughly 24,500 transactions over $100,000.

This decline in big player activity could be one reason why Bitcoin's price is kind of stuck lately. Martinez thinks so because Bitcoin isn't moving much, and the big players aren't doing much either. This makes people wonder how important these big players are in making the market move, especially now that they're not as active.

Before, when big players were making a lot of moves, Bitcoin's price was going up or down a lot. But now, with fewer big player transactions, things are different. Martinez believes that if big players start making moves again, it could push Bitcoin's price up again.

As people who invest in crypto and love Bitcoin keep an eye on what's happening, everyone's wondering if big players coming back will kick off a new wave of Bitcoin going up.