Bitcoin whales scoop up BTC like never before as market eyes new highs
Bitcoin whales have reached a record high by accumulating 670,000 BTC, indicating a bullish market trend ahead. The post Bitcoin whales scoop up BTC like never before as market eyes new highs appeared first on Crypto Bri...
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Bitcoin whales have reached a record high by accumulating 670,000 BTC, indicating a bullish market trend ahead.
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