The recent dip in the Bitcoin market has not deterred large-scale investors, often referred to as "whales," from increasing their holdings of the leading cryptocurrency.
Read MoreThe recent dip in the Bitcoin market has not deterred large-scale investors, often referred to as "whales," from increasing their holdings of the leading cryptocurrency.
Read MoreThe Bitcoin market is experiencing a downturn, but according to some, it's prime time for big investors. While the price takes a beating, a recent report suggests whales – those holding over 10 BTC (worth over $600,000 currently) – are accumulating Bitcoin at an accelerated rate.
Read MoreWhile the recent Bitcoin crash sent shockwaves through the market and triggered a wave of panic selling, on-chain data reveals a different story among the largest holders, often referred to as "whales."
Read MoreIn a week marked by significant market volatility and a notable correction in the cryptocurrency space, Bitcoin whales have made a striking move, acquiring a staggering $1.4 billion worth of Bitcoin within a mere 24-hour period.
Read MoreData recorded on the blockchain indicates that large holders of Bitcoin, known as whales, currently possess more than 40% of the total Bitcoin supply, showcasing their ongoing trend of accumulating more coins.
Read MoreBlockchain data indicates that Bitcoin whales, who are significant holders of the cryptocurrency, are increasingly inclined towards accumulating more coins, suggesting a renewed confidence in the bull market.
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