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🐋 Recent Whale Move
A Bitcoin whale moved roughly 80,000 BTC (≈ $8.6 billion) in a single session over 8 separate transactions—this move was notable as the first wallet activity from that entity in over 14 years. Context suggests it was likely a transition to a Native SegWit address for enhanced security, not a sell-off .
That single transfer dwarfs the daily BTC output of most investors and underscores the potential market impact whales can have.
📊 Daily Blockchain Activity – Bitcoin
As of July 11, 2025, Bitcoin saw 408,758 confirmed transactions, down 8.5% from the day before, and down over 36% compared to the same date one year ago .
This transaction volume reflects typical retail, business, and institutional activity across the network.
💹 Highest On-Chain Volume Coins Today
According to transaction volume and overall activity for the past 24 hours:
Bitcoin (BTC): ~409 K daily transactions, largest market cap
Ethereum (ETH) and XRP (XRP): Heavy transfers as main liquidity rails.
Tron (TRX) and Stellar (XLM): Among top coins by count of transactions, indicating frequent, smaller-value transfers .
📋 Summary Table
Metric Value / Highlights
Largest Whale Move (BTC)80,000 BTC ≈ $8.6B transferred across 8 txs in one day
Daily BTC Transactions~408,758 on July 11, 2025 (−8.5% vs prior day)
Top Chains by Transfer FrequencyBTC, ETH, XRP, TRX, XLM — high volume/transaction counts
⚙️ Why This Matters for Strategy
Whale transfers can drastically impact liquidity perception and sentiment, even if not a market sell-off.
Daily transaction metrics are better indicators of network usage trends than single large movements.
Chains like XRP, XLM, and TRX, while not necessarily whale-led, represent high-frequency utility transfers and burn activity you track in deflationary strategies.