On-chain alarms suddenly sounded! A mysterious address dormant for over four years suddenly activated, transferring 17,283 Bitcoins (approximately $1.88 billion) within 24 hours. The last time this whale was active, the price of Bitcoin was less than $6,000—now the unrealized gains have exceeded 40 times.
Historical experience rings alarm bells. On the eve of the 2019 bull market, dormant whales collectively awakened, and subsequently Bitcoin saw a tenfold surge. Now the script is strikingly similar: the Fed's interest rate cuts are approaching, institutional ETFs are aggressively accumulating, and ancient addresses are frequently moving, with three major signals lighting up simultaneously, indicating that a turning point is near #BTC☀
The movements of giant whales hide secrets. This transfer is not a sell-off, but a splitting to new addresses. Experienced players understand: this is a typical position restructuring action, or perhaps a layout for subsequent large transactions. More importantly, the current daily consumption by ETFs exceeds ten thousand coins; if this 18,000 coins were to be dumped, it would be instantly devoured by the likes of BlackRock.
The progress of a bull market is never determined by retail investors. When ancient holdings start to flow, and institutional bullets keep coming, the market has entered a new phase—the starting gun for the second half of the bull market may have already been fired.
Da Chuan's Sharp Commentary: The awakening of giant whales is never a coincidence; every awakening rewrites the K-line trajectory. Follow me for a live breakdown tomorrow at 8 PM: How to capture the next awakened whale from on-chain data?
History does not lie
March 2020: Dormant addresses with tens of thousands of coins moved, six months later BTC broke previous highs
January 2023: A giant whale transferred 16,000 BTC, with a 70% increase within three months
This time, do you choose to wait and see or jump in?
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