As per data from SpotOnChain, the anonymous whale moved 300 BTC (approx. $25.1 million) to crypto brokerage FalconX. Additionally, 1,050 BTC (valued at $87.2 million) was transferred to two newly created wallets. Despite the significant outflows, the whale address still holds 150 BTC, valued at $12.55 million.
The whale’s last activity dates back to August 18, 2023, when it received 1,500 BTC from market maker Cumberland at a price of $26,353 per BTC, totaling $39.5 million at the time.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin has declined by 0.44%, currently trading at $83,613. After hitting a 24-hour high of $84,693, BTC dipped to $82,061 before stabilizing around $83,000. This downward move has filled the CME price gap, a common market indicator that often signals potential price reversals or rallies.
The convergence of whale activity and the CME gap fill has intensified market speculation. Analysts are closely watching for potential volatility ahead, as traders anticipate whether Bitcoin’s price could rebound or continue its downward trajectory.