In this case, on-chain data shows that a Bitcoin whale transferred 6,003.59 BTC (~$117.6 million) from crypto exchange Binance in a single transaction, according to data released on September 4 by CryptoQuant community manager JA Maartun.
It is nearly impossible to determine who owns the Bitcoin address. However, given the current market conditions, it is reasonable to believe that the whale transferred the Bitcoin to a more secure cold wallet, signaling that the investor has no intention of selling anytime soon.
In other circumstances, most major holders prefer to have direct custody of their coins when holding them for a longer period of time, and outflows are often interpreted as a bullish emotion.
Aside from security concerns, some whales typically split their holdings across multiple cryptocurrency exchanges in order to maintain liquidity. Observing whales’ selling and purchasing habits is sometimes thought to be a useful indicator of asset price change.
Notably, such large transactions have been known to generate significant volatility in Bitcoin’s price.
As CoinCu recently reported that miners moved 4,400 BTC to Binance, causing a sell-off amid the crypto winter, in this case, 6,000 BTC could be seen as a green light for the price of this asset.
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