Bitcoin On-Chain Data: Selling From Whales Holding 1k+ BTC Behind Crash

By cineramaNovember 9, 2022Bitcoin Business

On-chain data shows Bitcoin whales with more than 1k BTC were the main sellers in the latest crash, as other cohorts displayed muted activity. Bitcoin Spent Output Value Bands […]

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Bitcoin On-Chain Data: Selling From Whales Holding 1k+ BTC Behind Crash

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