By The Numbers: What Profits Are Bitcoin Whales & Miners In?
Based on on-chain data, here’s how much unrealized profit the various Bitcoin whale and miner groups are holding right now.
Read moreBased on on-chain data, here’s how much unrealized profit the various Bitcoin whale and miner groups are holding right now.
Read moreBitcoin has continued to struggle recently, and its price even briefly fell below $60,000. Here’s what the whales are doing while the market panics.
Read moreOn-chain data shows the Bitcoin whales have continued to hold onto their coins despite the fact that BTC has gone through bearish action recently.
Read moreOn-chain data shows the Bitcoin exchange inflows have remained low recently, a sign that the whales have been disinterested in selling.
Read moreOn-chain data shows the Bitcoin whales have gone on a huge buying spree in the past week, a sign that could be bullish for the coin’s value.
Read moreHere’s how the Bitcoin holdings of Michael Saylor’s Microstrategy stack up against the spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and other large holders.
Read moreOn-chain data shows a chunk of Bitcoin previously dormant since 10+ years ago has just been moved across the blockchain by a whale.
Read moreBitcoin has cleared the $67,000 level in the past day as on-chain data shows the population of whales on the network has continued to grow.
Read moreOn-chain data suggests the Bitcoin whales have just participated in some large distribution, but the asset’s price has managed to hold on so far.
Read moreIn an extraordinary run, Bitcoin has managed to go as high as $64,000, but is this rally justified? Here’s what on-chain data suggests.
Read moreOn-chain data shows the newbie Bitcoin whales hold an all-time high amount of unrealized profit following the latest rally in the asset to $60,000.
Read moreBitcoin has broken above the $59,000 level recently as whales have been making huge withdrawals from the cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex.
Read moreFollowing a week of little price movements, Bitcoin (BTC) gained by 0.50%, maintaining its value within a consolidation range of $51,000 – $52,500.
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