#BTCWhaleTracker Monitors large Bitcoin movements made by whales — that is, addresses with large amounts of BTC (usually over 1,000 BTC).

🎯 Goal:

Track suspicious or relevant transfers

Identify buying or selling movements on exchanges

Observe accumulation or distribution trends

Help traders understand market sentiment

📊 Main types of alerts:

Large deposits on exchanges → possible selling pressure

Large withdrawals from exchanges → possible accumulation

Transactions between private wallets → strategic movement

🔍 Why is it important?

Whales have a strong impact on the BTC price

Their actions can anticipate market movements

Useful for technical analysis and sentiment in the crypto market

✅ In summary:

The BTC Whale Tracker is a tool that shows how large players are moving in the market, helping investors make more informed decisions based on on-chain activity.

🔍 Recent Whale Movements

1. Satoshi-era whale withdrawing to exchanges

A “Satoshi-era” whale transferred 16,843 BTC (~$1.99 billion) to Galaxy Digital, followed by a portion (2,000 BTC) to Binance and Bybit. This coincided with a correction of over 5%, after BTC hit ~ $123,000.

2. Several inactive addresses from 2011 move ~ $8.69 billion

Eight old wallets abruptly sent about $8.69 billion in BTC, totaling various precise transactions (e.g.: 10,000 BTC each), after a small test in BTC Cash. This raised suspicions — enhanced security or hack?

3. Whale alert – massive flows to Galaxy Digital

In just a few hours, large amounts (e.g., 4,500 BTC ≈ $538 million) were sent from unknown wallets to Galaxy Digital, according to Whale Alert.

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