Blockchain sleuth ZachXBT said Garrett Dutton's 5.9 Bitcoin has already been sent to deposit addresses associated with KuCoin.
Bitcoin's (BTC) price dropped nearly 3% since the weekend after US-Iran ceasefire talks failed in Islamabad.
The price action is sending a clear warning signal that analysts' optimism may be running ahead of itself.
Bitcoin price dropped to a session low of $70,617 as investors reacted to the announcement of a naval blockade from the White House after peace talks between the United States and Iran failed to reach a meaningful resolution.
The company bought nearly three times more bitcoin than miners produced in March and is signaling it isn't done, even as its holdings remain billions underwater.
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Bitcoin continues to dominate despite falling by 50% from its ATH of $124,500 and altcoins
Garrett Dutton, also known as G. Love, lost 5.9 BTC after entering his seed phrase in an imposter Ledger app.
Bitcoin's halvings are widely thought to be important catalysts for its price. One prominent Bitcoin holder says that's not the case anymore.
Bitcoin price started a fresh decline from the $73,800 zone. BTC is consolidating and might struggle to stay above the $70,500 support.
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US President Donald Trump said Iran did not want to compromise its nuclear weapons program, stating it was the only issue that “really mattered.”