#BTC☀️

When massive whales move in the sea, they create ripples in the water. Similarly, the movement of large holders of Bitcoin – known as "crypto whales" – creates a stir on social media, as observers wonder whether this movement is a prelude to a sell-off that could lead to bearish price fluctuations.

In the early hours of Friday, two digital wallets holding the tokens "12tLs...xj2me" and "1KbrS...AWJYm" transferred 20,000 units of Bitcoin, valued at over 2 billion dollars, to new addresses. These movements were first detected by the "Whale Alert" account, which specializes in tracking blockchain transactions, and were later confirmed by the "Lookonchain" platform. These addresses first received Bitcoin on April 3, 2011, when the price per unit was only about 78 cents.

Currently, the price of Bitcoin exceeds 109,000 dollars, which means a staggering return of more than 140,000 times for the aforementioned wallets. This enormous growth provides a strong incentive for holders of these amounts to liquidate their assets and realize massive profits. It is worth mentioning that many long-term Bitcoin holders have started selling their coins since the price surpassed the 100,000 dollar mark last May.