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BCH $438.98 -1.52%
LINK $9.14 -2.46%
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AAVE $90.37 -19.31%
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Data: Two weeks ago, a whale that built a position at an average price of $57,367 transferred 205 BTC to Binance via an intermediary address

2024-08-22 16:47:36
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ChainCatcher news, according to @ai_9684xtpa's monitoring, a whale that purchased 387 bitcoins at an average price of $57,367 two weeks ago has recently been liquidating its holdings in batches, ultimately making a profit of about $990,000.

The whale withdrew 387 bitcoins from Binance on August 7, and then reduced its holdings at two price points of $57,321 and $60,692. Finally, the remaining 205 bitcoins were recharged back to Binance through a transit address three hours ago, worth approximately $12.44 million.

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