On-chain data from Santiment shows that Bitcoin whales have bought around $1.8 billion in BTC since the recent high above the $30,000 level.
On-chain data shows the Bitcoin whales have been back in accumulation mode recently, a sign that may be bullish for the cryptocurrency’s price.
Bitcoin has broken above the $30,000 mark as on-chain data shows whales have been making some large outflows during the past day.
Data from Glassnode has revealed that the Bitcoin supply is gradually dispersing from whales and exchanges to smaller hands with time.
On-chain data shows exchanges have observed a vast Bitcoin outflow recently, a sign that whales may be going on a buying spree of the asset.
Data from Glassnode shows that Bitcoin’s latest rejection around the $23,800 level coincided with the cost basis of a particular whale group.
On-chain data shows the Bitcoin exchange whale ratio has surged recently. Here’s what it may mean for the price of the cryptocurrency.
On-chain analytic firm Glassnode has broken down which Bitcoin cohorts have been accumulating and which have been distributed during the past year.
On-chain data shows large Bitcoin whales have finally started accumulating in the last 10 days as BTC has rallied strong.
Data shows Bitcoin whales have been inactive recently as transactions of more than $10 million now account for only 19% of the total volume.
