Here's what the data shows: a certain top-tier exchange offloaded 4,000 BTC. A major US-regulated platform? 5,675 BTC gone. That asset management giant dumped 3,288 BTC, while a publicly-traded Bitcoin accumulator sold 3,823 BTC. Even a prominent market maker liquidated 1,793 BTC.
We're talking over $2 billion in selling pressure—and the exits haven't stopped. Every few minutes, more coins hit the market.
Is this just profit-taking? Strategic rebalancing? Or are we watching something more orchestrated unfold? The timing raises eyebrows. When multiple heavyweight players move in sync, retail gets crushed while someone else is positioned to buy the dip.
The charts don't lie, but they don't explain everything either. What's your read—calculated liquidation or coordinated shakeout?
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MetaNomad
· 23h ago
NGL, this round is honestly pretty intense... The whales fleeing together is savage, and retail investors are getting wrecked hard.
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GasWaster
· 23h ago
ngl this screams coordinated dump... watched the tx flow in real time and the gas fees on those massive transfers were honestly obscene. like someone just didn't care about optimization at all, which tells me everything about the confidence level here. $2B selling pressure and they're not even sweating bridge fees? that's either arrogance or insider knowledge, can't decide which is worse lol
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PaperHandSister
· 23h ago
It’s the same old story of the big players feasting while retail investors get the scraps. Do they really think they can scare us off by dumping $2 billion? I just want to know who’s lying in wait at the bottom this time.
What's really behind this Bitcoin nosedive?
Here's what the data shows: a certain top-tier exchange offloaded 4,000 BTC. A major US-regulated platform? 5,675 BTC gone. That asset management giant dumped 3,288 BTC, while a publicly-traded Bitcoin accumulator sold 3,823 BTC. Even a prominent market maker liquidated 1,793 BTC.
We're talking over $2 billion in selling pressure—and the exits haven't stopped. Every few minutes, more coins hit the market.
Is this just profit-taking? Strategic rebalancing? Or are we watching something more orchestrated unfold? The timing raises eyebrows. When multiple heavyweight players move in sync, retail gets crushed while someone else is positioned to buy the dip.
The charts don't lie, but they don't explain everything either. What's your read—calculated liquidation or coordinated shakeout?