Bitcoin whale watching: This metric that called the 2017 top is now flashing red
While demand for Bitcoin remains high, current profit-taking behavior suggests that the market may be on the verge of turning bearish. After weeks of Bitcoin (BTC) sell-offs, high-net worth Bitcoin holders, or whales, are finally back to buying. Their buying activity not only picked up when BTC's price broke out of the two-months ascending triangle to new all-time highs, but it has also stayed intact since the price crash on April 18.Whales have come back to accumulate BitcoinWhales' continuous buying activity comes at a time when the number of addresses holding more than 1,000 Bitcoin has....
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Crypto whale action can affect the price of cryptocurrencies and tracking these whales can offer invaluable and timely insights into price movements. What are the common crypto whale tracking tools?Whale tracking tools like Whale Watchers, Whale Bot Alerts and others can help investors spot whale action and make quick and timely decisions.Whale tracking tools come with different capabilities, some can be just a simple window on top of a blockchain, while others have analytics and charting capabilities across multiple blockchains. Some only cover crypto whale tracking, while others offer....
On-chain data shows Bitcoin whales are currently showing the largest movement since 2017. Here’s what it might mean for the crypto. Current Bitcoin Whale Activity Is The Largest Since 2017 As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, on-chain data shows signs of big whale activity not seen since 2017. The relevant indicator […]
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