A Bitcoin address that has remained completely inactive for more than twelve years suddenly executed a transaction worth $40.6 million this Sunday, based on on-chain analytics.
Wealthier crypto investors have been concentrating fresh buying in the market's largest, most liquid tokens—Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and XRP (XRP)—even as a separate cluster of smaller-cap coins flashes strong technical ‘oversold' signals, underscoring a risk-off split in positioning. Data reflecting allocations “as of yesterday” showed that, within the ‘major' category on the buy-side dashboard used for tracking high-net-worth activity, Bitcoin (BTC) accounted for the largest share at 83%.
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A long-dormant Bitcoin whale has suddenly reawakened, transferring nearly $40 billion worth of BTC on Sunday after more than a decade of inactivity. The massive transaction has sparked fresh speculation across the crypto market as investors closely monitor large wallet movements amid ongoing Bitcoin price volatility.
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