On June 25, the founder and CEO of the digital asset investment analysis platform, KuaiBlock, cited data from a data platform indicating that a certain Mining Pool often sells Bitcoin when prices are at a high stage and reduces outflows during a sustained rise. Even when Bitcoin breaks through $100,000 again, their recent capital flowing to a certain trading platform has sharply decreased, which may indicate market expectations that Bitcoin will set new highs.
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ForkMonger
· 06-28 09:09
paper hands miners getting rekt... typical protocol darwinism
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SerNgmi
· 06-27 03:05
The bull run has already caught a whiff.
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 06-26 07:48
classic exit pump signals... miners just prepping the hype machine tbh
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TxFailed
· 06-25 11:54
technically speaking... miners finally learned to hodl
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 06-25 11:53
They finally stopped selling.
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SighingCashier
· 06-25 11:41
Don't rush to sell, just wait for it to da moon.
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TokenStorm
· 06-25 11:40
There are large orders not being executed, are they not thinking about going all in for a new high?
Data shows: Mining Pool reduces BTC selling; the market may expect Bitcoin to hit a new high.
On June 25, the founder and CEO of the digital asset investment analysis platform, KuaiBlock, cited data from a data platform indicating that a certain Mining Pool often sells Bitcoin when prices are at a high stage and reduces outflows during a sustained rise. Even when Bitcoin breaks through $100,000 again, their recent capital flowing to a certain trading platform has sharply decreased, which may indicate market expectations that Bitcoin will set new highs.