A strategic cryptocurrency whale earns over $13 million by navigating Bitcoin and Ethereum, avoiding the volatility of altcoins. Meticulous moves involve acquiring ETH and WBTC, resulting in a profitable exit. The success highlights the viability of a conservative approach focused on established cryptocurrencies amid the contrasting allure of altcoin ventures.
Huang BoBitcoin whale executes a $665 million transaction, contributing to the highest hourly on-chain movement in six months. The move coincides with miners actively selling off reserves, with a notable decrease in Bitcoin reserves since July 2021. The Bitcoin Miners’ Position Index signals increased selling activity, highlighting the dynamic nature of the market amid price stagnation.
EdmundOn-chain data shows the trading interest of whales in Bitcoin is now at its lowest point in around two years.
BitcoinistThe investor-turned-DJ told CoinDesk that he was running low on liquidity and wanted to spark movement during crypto winter.
CoindeskShiba Inu continues to receive a reasonable level of attention from crypto investors, prominently from whales who continue to hold and buy large quantities of SHIB.
BitcoinistBitcoin price recovers 11% from the week's lows as one trader targets $21,700 next.
CointelegraphWith the bear market coming into full bloom, Ethereum whales are stacking up their holdings. However, there has been some ...
BitcoinistAccording to data from Glassnode, the bitcoin market appears to be retracing gains from January, as whales may be exiting and selling bitcoin on centralized exchanges.
CointelegraphThe Bitcoin market appears to be retracing the gains it has made since January as whales may be exiting and selling on centralized exchanges according to Glassnode.
CointelegraphTerra co-founder Do Kwon reveals that the firm will be buying Bitcoin “in perpetuity” to back new mints of its TerraUSD stablecoin.
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