[Block Rhythm] Just saw an interesting set of on-chain data. In the past 24 hours, centralized exchanges experienced a wave of BTC withdrawals - with a cumulative net outflow reaching 2949.67 BTC.
Who are the top three with the most outflow? A certain leading exchange is far ahead with an outflow of 2950.29 BTC, followed closely by a certain derivatives exchange with an outflow of 628.18, and a certain compliant platform also contributed an outflow of 596.89. It seems that large holders are withdrawing coins to their wallets. Are they looking to self-manage or waiting for a better price?
Interestingly, a leading platform is accumulating against the trend, with a net inflow of 670.58 BTC in the last 24 hours, becoming the only direction of capital inflow. Is this operation an institution bottom-fishing, or is the market reconfiguring? The data speaks, but the logic must be thought out by oneself.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 4h ago
Are large investors buying the dip, or do they really not trust certain exchanges?
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LiquidityNinja
· 4h ago
Large Investors withdrawing coins for a Rug Pull, while a certain exchange is in Accumulation... this operation is quite interesting.
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It's the same old story, when the withdrawal wave comes, they shout bottom; I don't know who will be trapped this time.
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Reverse Accumulation? Either it's a wise Satoshi or a dumb buyer, we'll just watch.
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Nearly 3000 coins have flowed out... this wave really is self-management or just trying to dump, we'll have to see how the trend develops.
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Interesting, a single entity has accumulated over 670 coins; is this buy the dip or catching a falling knife?
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The withdrawal wave is always like this; wait a moment and there should be a Reverse operation, a cycle repeating.
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So is it buy the dip or dump? This data can only be looked at, not eaten.
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A certain exchange's Reverse Accumulation is indeed a bit harsh, but the market just keeps tormenting people like this.
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0xSoulless
· 4h ago
Are they telling stories again? Some leading platform is accumulating? I bet fifty cents this is someone throwing a smoke bomb before buying the dip.
BTC large withdrawal wave: nearly 3000 coins flowed out of the CEX in 24 hours, yet this exchange is accumulating against the trend.
[Block Rhythm] Just saw an interesting set of on-chain data. In the past 24 hours, centralized exchanges experienced a wave of BTC withdrawals - with a cumulative net outflow reaching 2949.67 BTC.
Who are the top three with the most outflow? A certain leading exchange is far ahead with an outflow of 2950.29 BTC, followed closely by a certain derivatives exchange with an outflow of 628.18, and a certain compliant platform also contributed an outflow of 596.89. It seems that large holders are withdrawing coins to their wallets. Are they looking to self-manage or waiting for a better price?
Interestingly, a leading platform is accumulating against the trend, with a net inflow of 670.58 BTC in the last 24 hours, becoming the only direction of capital inflow. Is this operation an institution bottom-fishing, or is the market reconfiguring? The data speaks, but the logic must be thought out by oneself.