Bitcoin (BTC) has witnessed significant falls over the past month. With the many BTC-related exchange-traded funds (ETF) filings, the digital gold broke the $30,000 barrier while taking the broader market in green.

Data shows that the current bull run gained traction as the bitcoin whale transactions reached three-month highs. According to data provided by the market intelligence platform Santiment, whales have moved 259 transactions worth at least $1 million each.

Per Santiment, the transactions came around two hours after the bitcoin price surpassed $30,600. The market intelligence platform says the whale activity hit a three-month high, and the flagship crypto asset still has a high chance to rise.

Bitcoin is up by 4.2% in the past 24 hours and trading at $30,162 at the time of writing. The asset’s 24-hour trading volume has also risen by 20% and currently stands at the $30 billion.

Moreover, the bull run comes as the short-term holders raise their wallets. According to data provided by Glassnode, the number of bitcoins that have been HODLing between one and three months is down to 1,450,066.708 BTC, marking a one-month low.

The amount of the short-term held BTC reached a local top on June 14 when the asset plunged to around $24,800.

Furthermore, the marketwide bull run comes a week after the popular asset manager BlackRock partnered with Coinbase custody to file for a BTC ETF. Per a report on June 15, the company is worth more than $9 trillion.

Following BlackRock, investment and asset management companies have been considering bitcoin ETFs. Invesco, WisdomTree and Fidelity have also considered entering the crypto markets.