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Bitcoin Tops $44K, With Whale Accumulation Suggesting Conviction in More Price Gains
Continuing advances for U.S. stock markets also likely supported risk assets like crypto, with key indices making new all-time highs.
Bitcoin Buyer Quietly Accumulates $424M of BTC in 3 Weeks
The unknown entity acquired 875 bitcoin on Wednesday alone, prompting online speculation over who the buyer might be.
Prescient Bitcoin Whale Moves $244M in BTC to Crypto Exchange. Has BTC Price Topped?
The whale wallet was the 14th-largest individual bitcoin owner in March, holding 46,500 tokens.
Ether Drops to 14-Month Low Against Bitcoin as Vitalik Buterin, Whales Send $60M ETH to Exchanges
The recent decline in the ETH/BTC ratio continues a trend that began more than a year ago.
Crypto Whale Trades $150M in ETH Call Options, Trading Data Tracker Shows
The large flow was concentrated in the so-called out-of-the-money calls, indicating a bullish outlook on the second-largest cryptocurrency by market volume, according to Greeks.Live
Large Bitcoin Holders Accumulate $1.5B Worth of BTC as Price Wavers
The accumulation suggests optimism among large investors, IntoTheBlock’s head of research noted.
Whale Watching: The Aggregate Whale Balance Sees Record Drop
According to Glassnode data, when isolating for coins flowing between whale entities and exchanges, the aggregate whale balance has fallen by around 255k bitcoin since the end of May. This is the largest monthly balance decline in history. CoinDesk's Jennifer Sanasie presents "The Chart of the Day."
Bitcoin Whale Moves $37M BTC After 11 Years of Dormancy
The movement is the latest in a trend of early buyers and holders moving their tokens to new wallets after several years of inactivity.
Large Bitcoin Investor Sent $330M in BTC to Bitfinex Exchange Before Price Dropped Below $30K: Blockchain Data
The bitcoin "whale" was the 14th largest bitcoin holder until mid-March, controlling $1.2 billion in BTC, according to BitInfoCharts.
What Are Crypto Whales and Why Are They Important?
An investor that holds a market-moving amount of a cryptocurrency or NFT collection is often referred to as a whale, and whales can make big waves.
