Satoshi Whale Dumps 80K BTC, Nets $10B in 3 Days
The post Satoshi Whale Dumps 80K BTC, Nets $10B in 3 Days appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Notes The Bitcoin whale executed all of its transactions through OTC deals, limiting the impact on Bitcoin’s spot price. Glassnode warns that short-term holders are entering overheated territory, with accelerated profit-taking after BTC price all-time highs. On-chain data reveals a sharp increase in first-time BTC buyers, with their holdings rising by 2.86% in two weeks to 4.91 million BTC. With Bitcoin BTC $120 272 24h volatility: 1.6% Market cap: $2.39 T Vol. 24h: $50.63 B price hitting fresh all-time highs above $123,000 earlier this week, the Satoshi-era Bitcoin whale, which activated after 14 years of dormancy, entered into a major profit-booking mode. In the past three days, the whale has offloaded all of its 80,202 Bitcoin, thereby raking in nearly $10 billion on its initial investment. Despite this selling, BTC price remains firmly above $120,000, thereby awaiting another catalyst for the next leg of the rally. Satoshi-Era Bitcoin Whale Moves $4.8B in BTC to Galaxy Digital A long-dormant Bitcoin whale from the Satoshi era has transferred its remaining 40,192 BTC, worth approximately $4.83 billion, to Galaxy Digital within the past six hours. This marks the second major transfer in just three days, bringing the total offloaded to 80,202 BTC, valued at around $9.54 billion. The average selling price across the transactions was $118,950 per BTC. Notably, these coins had been held for over 14 years, originally acquired when Bitcoin traded between $0.78 and $3.37. ⚠️ The Satoshi-era #Bitcoin whale transferred its remaining 40,192 $BTC ($4.83B) to #GalaxyDigital in the past 6 hours. In just 3 days, this whale has offloaded a total of 80,202 $BTC ($9.54B) at an average price of $118,950. These coins were held for over 14 years, when $BTC… https://t.co/P7VrZv6r6H pic.twitter.com/FHIV9GpjdK — Spot On Chain (@spotonchain) July 18, 2025 Most of the transactions conducted by the…
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Key Notes The Bitcoin whale executed all of its transactions through OTC deals, limiting the impact on Bitcoin’s spot price. Glassnode warns that short-term holders are entering overheated territory, with accelerated profit-taking after BTC price all-time highs. On-chain data reveals a sharp increase in first-time BTC buyers, with their holdings rising by 2.86% in two weeks to 4.91 million BTC. With Bitcoin BTC $120 272 24h volatility: 1.6% Market cap: $2.39 T Vol. 24h: $50.63 B price hitting fresh all-time highs above $123,000 earlier this week, the Satoshi-era Bitcoin whale, which activated after 14 years of dormancy, entered into a major profit-booking mode. In the past three days, the whale has offloaded all of its 80,202 Bitcoin, thereby raking in nearly $10 billion on its initial investment. Despite this selling, BTC price remains firmly above $120,000, thereby awaiting another catalyst for the next leg of the rally. Satoshi-Era Bitcoin Whale Moves $4.8B in BTC to Galaxy Digital A long-dormant Bitcoin whale from the Satoshi era has transferred its remaining 40,192 BTC, worth approximately $4.83 billion, to Galaxy Digital within the past six hours. This marks the second major transfer in just three days, bringing the total offloaded to 80,202 BTC, valued at around $9.54 billion. The average selling price across the transactions was $118,950 per BTC. Notably, these coins had been held for over 14 years, originally acquired when Bitcoin traded between $0.78 and $3.37. ⚠️ The Satoshi-era #Bitcoin whale transferred its remaining 40,192 $BTC ($4.83B) to #GalaxyDigital in the past 6 hours. In just 3 days, this whale has offloaded a total of 80,202 $BTC ($9.54B) at an average price of $118,950. These coins were held for over 14 years, when $BTC… https://t.co/P7VrZv6r6H pic.twitter.com/FHIV9GpjdK — Spot On Chain (@spotonchain) July 18, 2025 Most of the transactions conducted by the…
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