Large asset management institutions have been frequently withdrawing assets from mainstream trading platforms in the past two days. They have cumulatively withdrawn 7,146 Bitcoins and 6,851 Ethereum, totaling over $690 million — with Bitcoin valued at approximately $668.38 million and Ethereum at about $21.91 million. Notably, in the recent round of operations, the institution withdrew as many as 3,948 Bitcoins and 1,737 Ethereum in a single transaction. Such large on-chain transfers usually reflect institutions' asset allocation adjustments for the future market, and have certain reference significance for market sentiment.

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PhantomHuntervip
· 01-07 04:52
Institutional big players are running again? This pace is a bit rapid. --- 6.9 billion poured out, either bearish or transferring risk. Anyway, retail investors are just the background. --- Almost 4,000 Bitcoins in a single withdrawal, such a move... really outrageous. --- The withdrawal wave is coming. Is it time to start being cautious? --- Looking at this move, it feels like someone is quietly getting off. --- It's the same old story. When institutions move, retail investors panic. I just want to see who will be the last to laugh. --- Withdrawing 660 million worth of BTC, what does that mean? --- This operation clearly indicates a major move is coming. Cold wallets are about to expand again. --- Such aggressive withdrawal data—are they about to dump or pump the market? --- Institutions are playing chess, and we're just watching the show. The program is starting now.
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ShitcoinConnoisseurvip
· 01-07 04:48
Big institutions' recent token withdrawals, either hoarding or running away... Don't ask me which one.
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InfraVibesvip
· 01-07 04:41
Big whales are really stocking up quietly This move by institutions feels like preparing for the next market wave Such aggressive buying... need to keep a close watch I'm a bit skeptical whether this is genuine demand or just testing the bottom With over 600 million in withdrawals, how long does it take to break even... By the way, a single transaction of 3948 BTC, that's a really aggressive move
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DegenRecoveryGroupvip
· 01-07 04:39
Whales are running, this wave might be about to adjust These numbers don't sound like they're accumulating; it feels more like they're offloading... Pulling so much at once, really hard to hold? Institutions are acting so frequently, gotta keep a close watch With a volume of 690 million, they can move it at will, are retail investors afraid of being left holding the bag?
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HashBanditvip
· 01-07 04:38
ngl the real question is where's all this btc actually going... cold storage play or they know something we don't? back in my mining days we'd kill for 3,900+ btc liquidity lol. anyway gas fees on eth transfers probably cost them what, $50k? scalability trilemma strikes again smh
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WhaleInTrainingvip
· 01-07 04:30
Big institutions are really aggressive this time; such a large withdrawal scale must have some action behind it.
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AirdropHunter9000vip
· 01-07 04:23
The big players are all withdrawing coins, it looks like something big is about to happen.
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