Tags: Whale

On-chain metrics show reduced retail activity, despite broader access through ETFs and treasury firms, thereby limiting bullish pressure.

The Bitcoin derivatives market is not signaling panic, nor euphoria, just cautious recalibration.

Wynn says it is better to buy and hold BTC in cold storage than follow his high-risk leverage strategy because the market is corrupt.

BTC is slighty up since the whale opened the massive position.

There’s some good news on the topic as well, not only big sales.

Retail FOMO appears to have make a comeback as Bitcoin, once again, inches closer to the $100K milestone.

While other exchanges face Bitcoin outflows, Binance appears to have grown its reserves.

A crypto whale just cashed out $13.9 million in SOL after four years of staking, but they’re still holding onto over a million more tokens.

Bitcoin miners are selling, whales are realizing losses, and BTC is still in one of its least bullish phases since November 2022.

April 16 saw the biggest ETH derivatives inflow yet which has sparked concerns of an impending price drop following recent patterns.

Binance whales are reducing inflows and are indicating a shift toward holding positions despite the current macroeconomic unrest.

Ethereum whales went bargain hunting, buying up $60M worth of ETH as prices crashed to 2023 levels in a show of long-term confidence.

An OG Ethereum investor sold 2,001 ETH worth $3.82M on April 2nd amidst declining whale activity and price struggles.

While retail investors panic-sell, whales keep accumulating – their holdings up 2.6% in just five weeks despite market turbulence.

Sustained selling pressure and technical indicators pointed to further downside risk for ETH; however, positive signs are beginning to emerge.

A poorly timed trade cost a crypto whale $10.9M in potential profits, even as they secured $1.8M from their transactions.