The world's five largest Bitcoin whales
People who hold at least 1,000 Bitcoins are called "Bitcoin whales."
JinseFinancePeople who hold at least 1,000 Bitcoins are called "Bitcoin whales."
JinseFinanceLarge DOGE transactions signal profit-taking, sparking concern. Despite bearish pressure, analysts foresee bullish rally, but resistance at $0.205 poses challenge.
Huang BoOn the Trail of Bitcoin Whales: Track their strategies, from manipulation to stop-loss hunting, and explore their market impact on cryptocurrency trading.
JinseFinanceBitcoin whales exhibit bullish sentiment, withdrawing $2.3 billion in 24 hours. Analysts note over 25,000 BTC moved to accumulation addresses. Despite struggles near $69,000, on-chain data suggests bullish outlook. Accumulation trend on exchanges signals potential price surges, with $69,000 as key resistance level.
Xu LinShiba Inu (SHIB) token experiences a surge in activity, with two trillion tokens transferred among whales, exchanges, and trading desks in 24 hours. Potential implications for SHIB's market dynamics and broader crypto market sentiment.
Huang BoXRP whale activity spikes, exchanging 515 million XRP in 24 hours. Notable transactions to major exchanges raise interest. Max Keiser predicts bearish future for XRP, labeling it 'centralized garbage.'
Xu LinBitcoin whales seize discounted prices on Bitfinex post-ETF launch, utilizing TWAP strategy. Premium suggests strategic buying, with rising interest in leveraged bullish positions.
Huang BoThe leading crypto, Bitcoin, is up by nearly 12% in two weeks, whereas Ethereum is up by almost 20%.
BeincryptoThere are four primary ways to track whale activities, which include monitoring known whale addresses, order books, sudden changes in market capitalization and trades on crypto exchanges.
CointelegraphWith the market currently in peril, Ethereum whales are taking this as an opportunity to add more coins to their ...
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