More than 8% of all bitcoin moved in the last 7 days. The last two times this happened? 1. March 2020 - $5,000 BTC 2. December 2018 - $3,500 BTC This makes the latest drawdown one of the most significant on-chain events in bitcoin’s history. (Copied from Joe Burnett on x, but posted nostr natively because some of you are whiny about screenshots 😂) image

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All measures of the depths of the liquidity btc now enjoys. Every punch of sell pressure making the floor even stronger. The only btc that have been moving in my stack have been to cold storage. 🫡🙌
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Fiat4Life 2 months ago
Does this mean yachts or McDonalds for 2026?
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R 2 months ago
Thank you for laundering the dirty X information to nostr 🚁😂
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Marcob 2 months ago
Presumably, during big and sudden price drops, people withdrawl Bitcoin from exchanges and into cold storage. Hence the on chain activity. And vice versa. As the bull market starts heating up, people have confidence to move some BTC back on to exchanges, just in case a gamma squeezed pi cycle top God candle appears.
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Benking 2 months ago
Wow, that’s massive.🔥Movements like this are exactly why on-chain analysis is so powerful, every big shift tells a story. Feels like history repeating itself, but who knows what comes next?
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Bang 2 months ago
Sorry about that I'll move them back
Love this kind of on chain lens - it turns panic into pattern. The comms angle is who actually moved: tourists, funds or OGs resetting. Seen any good cohort breakdowns?
“In bear markets, bitcoin returns to its rightful owners.” – J.P. Morgan, 1912
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drew 2 months ago
man I loath these on chain analytics, we need to obscure this presumptive crap