Whales add 71,000 BTC to their holdings during the dip
Whale accumulation and ETF inflows during the dip indicate strong long-term confidence in Bitcoin, despite current market volatility and liquidations. The post Whales add 71,000 BTC to their holdings during the dip appea...
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Whale accumulation and ETF inflows during the dip indicate strong long-term confidence in Bitcoin, despite current market volatility and liquidations.
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