Whales make noise. This one doesn’t need to. Over the last 24 hours, the Bitcoin veteran behind bc1qgvnmnywpgd3hmgndzt03pne8gdfypkesasqpkv slowly pushed 665.908 $BTC -- more than $55.18 million, straight into Binance. No warnings, no hints, just a clean, heavy move from a wallet that has seen more cycles than most traders ever will.
And here’s the wild part: This wasn’t even a dent.
Because sitting in his main vault, 12XqeqZRVkBDgmPLVY4ZC6Y4ruUUEug8Fx, he’s still holding 21,318 #BTC , worth around $1.79 billion at CMP.
When this OG shifts coins, the entire chain feels it, even if he doesn’t say a word.
👉 Some whale moves are easy to understand even if you’re new to crypto — and today’s transfers were one of those moments.
A big wallet sent 1,000 $BTC to Kraken, then about 30 minutes later 1,006 BTC moved out of Kraken to an unknown wallet. The amounts are almost the same, the timing is tight, and it looks very much like the same person or team behind both transfers.
The small detail that stands out is the extra 6 BTC added on the way out. That’s a strong hint that this wasn’t selling pressure. Whales usually add a little more Bitcoin when they want to increase their position without making a huge buy that shows up on the exchange order book.
So instead of someone exiting the market, this looks more like quiet accumulation. Move in, adjust the size, move out — ending with a slightly bigger bag.
If this is the same account, the whale didn’t reduce their exposure. They added to it.
Simple, clean on-chain confidence right in front of us.
While the entire market sinks into the red, a small group seems to live in another universe: Monero, Zcash, Dash, Decred…
On one side, reliable coins melting in the darkness of the bear market. On the other, the privacy coins celebrating in the green as if nothing is happening.
Is it just another random pump, or is the market beginning to price in something that most are still ignoring: the value of privacy in an increasingly tracked world?
Bear market is for “common” coins. These here seem to be playing another game.
👉 What do you all think: mere coincidence or the start of the privacy season? 🕵️♂️🟢
While the entire market sinks into the red, a small group seems to live in another universe: Monero, Zcash, Dash, Decred…
On one side, reliable coins melting in the darkness of the bear market. On the other, the privacy coins celebrating in the green as if nothing is happening.
Is it just another random pump, or is the market beginning to price in something that most are still ignoring: the value of privacy in an increasingly tracked world?
Bear market is for “common” coins. These here seem to be playing another game.
👉 What do you all think: mere coincidence or the start of the privacy season? 🕵️♂️🟢
The market bleeds, BTC seems to be losing steam and, as always, panic starts with retail. Stop orders turning into dots on the chart, leveraged positions being liquidated in line… and up there, silently, the whales observe.
Is this drop just another sacrifice before the next cycle, or is it the beginning of something bigger? Will they come down from the depths to buy everything in silence and revive the price… or will they let Bitcoin agonize until fear pushes it as far as it can go?
In the end, the question that remains is: at these price levels, do you see the end of the game… or a whale feast? 🐳🧠
ETH/USDT — The Breath Before the Rise or the Last Sigh?
1. Elliott Waves – The Cycle of Drama
ETH seems to be closing wave 4 of correction. The question is: will it rise as the hero of Wave 5 up or will it still cry a bit more first? If it rejects the $1820 region again, hold on because Wave 5 down could come to $1720. But if it breaks… then my friend, hold on to the rocket.
2. Volume Profile – Where the market gods put their money
The region between $1760 and $1800 is becoming a noble battle area. There’s a lot of volume there — a sign that the big players are positioning themselves. If it loses this range, the hole could be deeper. If it breaks, let’s go.
3. RSI and MACD – The emotional thermometer
RSI? Rising slowly, trying to break the 50 barrier. If it passes, it’s a sign that buyers are back in the fight.
MACD? It’s giving that wink of “maybe a crossover will happen.” If it crosses and the histogram points up, there will be people entering strongly.
4. Bollinger Bands – The compressed spring
The bands are tight, like skinny jeans at a barbecue. This means: strong movement is coming. Up or down? The market will choose. We just need to be ready.
5. Fibo – The magic ruler of the wizards
If ETH firmly breaks $1820, the targets are very clear:
$1880 (0.382 of Fibo)
$1920 (0.5 Fibo)
$2000+ (psychological and technical zone)
Summary of Aegon’s war:
Above $1820 with volume = takeoff permission
Below $1760 = beware, a hit may come
Region of $1780–$1800 = minefield of decisions
If you’re thinking of entering, don’t be the guy who buys at the top of wave 4 and takes a hit on 5. Wait for confirmation, enter with faith and a well-placed SL. Here it's technique and patience — it’s not a casino.
A few years ago I decided to start in the crypto world. I was a classic HODLer, I never intended to move my coins, just buy them and wait. Until one day I was introduced to DEFI, since I was already a good "keeper", I believed it made sense to try it, after all the coins were still.
I started watching videos and explanations but I always believed that the best way to learn would be through practice! I took most of my atlcoin coins like $SOL , $BNB $ETH and started working. And I liked it!
Questions start to arise during the experiment, and if you read this far you will probably help me unravel them.
1- When my pool goes out of range, what do you do? Do you dismantle it and create a new one? Do you hold it until it comes back? What is more worthwhile? I use network #BSC
2- The timeframe of the pools varies a lot from what I've seen. What's the point of creating a pool with a very long range and a very long timeframe, since I can create a smaller range in a shorter timeframe and have higher profits? (I monitor the market every day)
3- Pools with different %, when do you create them? Is there a strategy to maximize profits? How do you set this up and why?
4- Trending tokens. Does it make sense to create pools for the tokens that are booming? For example, when #TRUMP exploded, if I had a pool with USDT and it, would I earn a lot of fees?
I still have a good amount of capital to invest, but I'm starting to think that everything is easy and I haven't fallen for any tricks yet! Thank you in advance and have a great weekend.