Check this out. Major players are loading up on Bitcoin right now...
- Binance just added over 10k BTC
- Coinbase picked up 7,881 BTC
- Wintermute grabbed 4,488 BTC
- Kraken took in 2,537 BTC
- Big wallets totalled 21,195 BTC
They all together scooped up more than $5 billion worth in a single day. Something big's brewing, that's for sure 👀🔥
Is a Crypto Boom Around the Corner?
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Yeah, but how exactly did they ‘add’ or ‘pick up’? Were people just moving coins to exchanges? 🤔
For real, something might be kicking off in the crypto world. Think about it:
1. New shock news could hit the market.
2. We could see a dump or a serious rise soon.
3. Major political updates from powerhouses like the USA or China can shake things up.
4. Maybe some exchange issues or hacks could pop up.
Just my two cents after chilling in this space for over 7 years. Don't take it too seriously though.
swiftorbitNewbie
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#4Dec 14, 2020, 03:07 AM
It’s just the usual adoption talk we’ve been discussing here. You’ll see those numbers go even higher.
I mean, it’s not like they’re conjuring BTC out of thin air. It’s just the same Bitcoin moving around. It’s how the market works. Why are these big players suddenly so keen on Bitcoin now when they ignored it for years?
Totally agree. They’re just replenishing their stocks, which exchanges do regularly. They might claim it’s accumulation, but it’s just the same old circulating BTC. I’m more interested in the fundamental news driving the global economy.
real_ninjaSenior Member
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#7Dec 19, 2020, 04:09 PM
Refills are just background noise... What really matters is the fundamentals that drive BTC in the long run. Hype dies down but solid news sticks around.
Where's the proof for all this? How can I trust it? I’ve seen too many fake news stories. Would love a source to check it out myself.
real_ninjaSenior Member
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#9Dec 21, 2020, 07:02 PM
I think this discussion is missing a big point net inflows vs gross movement is where it’s at.
Exchanges shuffle BTC like crazy, but we should focus on net inflows to custody wallets. Routine shuffling isn’t real accumulation.
I’m curious about Wintermute too. When they say they’re ‘accumulating,’ are they just holding for clients? They might sell the BTC they claim to ‘acquire.’ Unless they’re actually storing it for themselves.
viper_2018Member
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#11Dec 22, 2020, 08:11 PM
Exactly! If they’re buying for clients, it’s not really accumulation. They’ll sell or buy as clients ask. It’s not like they have a long-term holding strategy.
Right, and I’ve seen similar news about companies like Blackrock. They were always acquiring Bitcoin, but the price kept dropping.
If they’re ‘accumulating’ to meet customer demand, that might explain the movement.
viper_2018Member
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#13Dec 24, 2020, 10:17 PM
With new players entering the market, demand will likely outstrip supply, which should support the price. BTC will have its cycles, sure, but bear or bull, there will be opportunities.
AtomicSeedFull Member
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#14Dec 24, 2020, 11:35 PM
Do we really need a reference link? It’s just massive Bitcoin accumulation, like the OP said. Bitcoin isn’t the same as altcoins. It’ll surge when it’s meant to, regardless of news.
I think we should look at spot inflow/outflow charts to get a clearer picture. Like Coinglass, they show some interesting trends.
I believe Bitcoin is set for something big, whether or not the big players are buying. It’s broken ATHs without institutional interest before. Just focus on accumulating yourself.
Sure, it’s exciting to think about big moves, but don’t get your hopes too high. Manage your expectations so you’re not disappointed if it doesn’t go as planned.
Institutions buy in public but sell quietly. You’ll notice when they’re buying but not when they’re dumping.
I feel like we’re entering bear territory, no point in getting overly optimistic.
Honestly, I just want to see real users buying Bitcoin for transactions or investments. These exchanges accumulating doesn’t really change my view on the market.
I’m more into ETF inflows and outflows because they really shake things up. The last bull run started with the ETF hype. Positive inflows usually pump Bitcoin prices!
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