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2,603 BTC Suddenly Moved from Coinbase by 4 Whales, Here’s Peculiar Nuance

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Tue, 30/04/2024 - 14:32
2,603 BTC Suddenly Moved from Coinbase by 4 Whales, Here’s Peculiar Nuance
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As Bitcoin keeps plunging, some whales have been purchasing the world’s leading cryptocurrency on the dip.

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Analytics X account @OnchainDataNerd has reported that several hours ago, four anonymous cryptocurrency wallets purchased an impressive 2,603 BTC – that is the equivalent of approximately $166.2 million.

The Bitcoin was purchased on the largest US crypto exchange Coinbase and withdrawn. The analytics account pointed out a curious, though inexplicable, nuance – after the withdrawal three of these wallets have the same balance of 762.8 BTC. That amount of Bitcoin is worth roughly $48.77 million.

Today, Bitcoin has demonstrated a plunge of 6.18%, falling from $64,560 to the $60.820 zone, where it is trading at the time of writing this article.

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