A dormant Bitcoin wallet containing $442 million worth of BTC from the cryptocurrency’s earliest days has suddenly awakened, breaking 14 years of silence. The Satoshi-era whale transferred 150 Bitcoin worth over $16 million in a single transaction, marking the first movement from this wallet since June 2011. This unexpected activity from one of Bitcoin’s original mining addresses has captured significant attention across cryptocurrency markets and blockchain analytics communities.
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Bitcoin’s historic rally to $125,700 on Sunday triggered immediate profit-taking by major holders, with on-chain data revealing coordinated whale movements totaling hundreds of millions of dollars to exchanges. The subsequent correction saw Bitcoin briefly dip below $123,000 as selling pressure intensified, though the cryptocurrency quickly stabilized above key support levels, suggesting the pullback may represent healthy consolidation rather than trend reversal.
about Bitcoin Hits $125.7K ATH, Whales Take $200M ProfitSolana Whale Deposits Signal Selling Pressure Amid Rally
Solana investors are facing increased volatility as significant whale deposits into centralized exchanges suggest mounting selling pressure. Recent transfers totaling over $129 million in SOL tokens to Coinbase have raised concerns about potential profit-taking by large holders. This activity comes as SOL’s strong September rally shows signs of technical weakness despite positive long-term fundamentals.
about Solana Whale Deposits Signal Selling Pressure Amid RallyBitcoin Faces Selling Pressure as Long-Term Holders Dump BTC
Bitcoin is experiencing significant selling pressure from long-term holders and dormant wallets, creating market uncertainty. Despite this, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs are seeing substantial inflows, indicating strong institutional demand. The battle between mass selling and institutional buying is defining Bitcoin’s current market dynamics, with the cryptocurrency trading at $115,110 amid key technical resistance levels.
about Bitcoin Faces Selling Pressure as Long-Term Holders Dump BTCDOGE Whales Buy 2B Coins, $1 Breakout Possible
Dogecoin (DOGE) is gaining traction as large investors, or ‘whales,’ purchased two billion coins this week, bringing their total holdings to 27.6 billion DOGE. A notable 900M DOGE transfer worth $208M to Binance highlighted heightened exchange activity. Despite a 4% daily dip, DOGE remains 2% up weekly, trading at $0.23. Analysts point to a breakout from a downward-sloping resistance line and an Elliott Wave ‘wave V’ completion, historically followed by sharp rallies. Momentum indicators like the Stochastic RSI also suggest upward potential. With whale activity at a one-month high and bullish sentiment building, DOGE could target the $1 mark if momentum sustains.
about DOGE Whales Buy 2B Coins, $1 Breakout PossibleDormant Bitcoin Wallets Move $30M After 15 Years
On July 31, five Bitcoin wallets inactive since 2010 moved 250 BTC (worth ~$30M), mined during Bitcoin’s early days. While such movements often trigger sell-off fears, none of the funds have reached exchanges yet, limiting immediate price impact. Blockchain analysts ruled out ties to Satoshi Nakamoto due to mismatched mining patterns. Separately, Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) escalated crypto exchange oversight, aligning it with traditional finance regulations to combat money laundering and enforce stricter capital controls. The market may remain calm unless the dormant coins flood exchanges abruptly.
about Dormant Bitcoin Wallets Move $30M After 15 YearsAncient Bitcoin Addresses Move $11.8M After Decade
Two Bitcoin addresses, inactive since April 2010, have resurfaced with transactions totaling over $11.8 million. These addresses received 50 BTC each when Bitcoin was valued at fractions of a cent, now representing gains exceeding 2 billion percent. Whale Alert notes the addresses were mined during Satoshi Nakamoto’s active period but are unlikely to belong to him. The transactions have reignited curiosity about early Bitcoin adopters and the mystery surrounding dormant holdings. Satoshi’s last known public activity was in December 2010, focusing on Bitcoin’s security enhancements.
about Ancient Bitcoin Addresses Move $11.8M After DecadeSHIB Drops 13% as Whale Moves $70M to Unknown Wallet
Shiba Inu (SHIB) experienced a 13% price drop following a transfer of 5 trillion tokens (worth $70M) from Coinbase Institutional to an unknown wallet. The token is now testing key support at $0.00001328, with traders eyeing $0.00001200 if it breaks. Despite the sell-off, the Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR) indicates holders are exiting near breakeven rather than panic-selling. Historical data shows SHIB has averaged 213% gains in October since 2021, hinting at a possible seasonal recovery later this year. Meanwhile, resistance levels at $0.00001417 and $0.00001558 remain critical for a trend reversal.
about SHIB Drops 13% as Whale Moves $70M to Unknown Wallet$700M XRP Transfer Sparks Market Speculation
A massive transfer of 200 million XRP (valued at $700 million) between unknown wallets has caught the attention of the crypto market. Whale Alert reported the transaction, fueling speculation about whether it signals profit-taking after XRP’s recent 73% monthly surge or institutional repositioning. While the funds did not move to an exchange, Ripple whales have been accumulating tokens, adding 2.2 billion XRP in a two-week span. Analysts suggest such moves could indicate hedging or liquidity preparation, but the market remains unfazed as crypto assets continue their bullish trend. Further developments will be key to understanding the whale’s intent.
about $700M XRP Transfer Sparks Market SpeculationXRP Surges 26% Weekly as Whale Moves $73.6M to Coinbase
XRP is showing strong bullish momentum, with a 26% weekly gain and a $73.6 million whale transfer to Coinbase sparking market interest. Analysts highlight a technical pattern resembling the 2017 breakout, supported by a bullish RSI crossover. The upcoming ProShares XRP futures ETF launch on July 18 is seen as a potential catalyst, with traders eyeing a breakout above $3. XRP is now just 14% below its all-time high, while trading volume remains robust at over $6.2 billion in 24 hours. Regulatory uncertainty persists, but institutional demand is expected to clarify post-ETF launch.
about XRP Surges 26% Weekly as Whale Moves $73.6M to CoinbaseWhale Moves $60M XRP to Coinbase as Price Nears $2.60
A significant whale transaction involving 25.49 million XRP (worth $60M) sent to Coinbase has sparked market speculation, as large deposits often precede potential sell-offs. Despite a 22.2% drop in daily trading volume, XRP’s price continues to climb, currently trading around $2.40 with a 10.2% weekly gain. Analysts highlight a bullish inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, suggesting a breakout toward $2.60 if key resistance levels hold. Meanwhile, XRP’s holder count has grown to 6.61 million, with wallets holding over 1 million XRP reaching a record high, indicating strong long-term investor interest.
about Whale Moves $60M XRP to Coinbase as Price Nears $2.60$152M SOL Whale Transfer Sparks Market Rally & ETF Buzz
An anonymous wallet moved 1 million SOL ($152M) in a single transaction, spiking Solana’s 24-hour trading volume by 28% to $4.11 billion. The whale activity coincided with SOL breaking the $150 resistance level amid a 6.1% weekly gain, as traders speculated about the transfer’s intent. Simultaneously, a new Solana ETF debuted on Cboe BZX with $33M in first-day volume, offering traditional investors regulated exposure. Analysts suggest these parallel developments—large-scale on-chain movement and institutional product adoption—signal growing maturity for Solana’s ecosystem, though the long-term impact remains uncertain. The events have renewed focus on SOL’s liquidity dynamics and the expanding bridge between crypto and traditional finance.
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