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Bitcoin is trading at $124,297 to $124,430 over the past hour with a market 
cap of $2.47 trillion and a 24-hour trade volume of $51.11 billion, dancing in 
a tight intraday range between $122,538 and $124,418. Less than 1% away from 
its all-time high, the world’s largest cryptocurrency is swaggering just below 
the summit with […]

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Bitcoin’s wonderful rally to a new all-time high of $125,700 on Sunday was met 
almost immediately by a sharp correction. This sudden pullback, which is 
expected given the all-time high, saw Bitcoin break below $123,000 in less 
than two hours after the new record. Interestingly, on-chain data shows a 
notable increase in whale activity during and after the all-time high to and 
from exchanges. One such example is a massive $200 million Bitcoin transfer 
into Binance, a move that appears to have been a calculated profit-taking 
action by a whale address. Whale Profit-Taking Contributes To Selling Pressure 
Shortly after Bitcoin hit its record high, blockchain data first revealed by 
whale transaction tracker Whale Alert on X shows that a whale address 
identified as “3NVeX” transferred a total of 1,550 BTC, worth nearly $200 
million, to Binance in two separate transactions. The first transaction 
involved the transfer of 800 BTC worth $100 million, followed by another 
transfer of 750 BTC worth $93.7 million. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Still 
On Track To Hit $165,000, JPMorgan Analysts Reveal Timeline The timing of 
these transfers coincided almost perfectly with the recent price top, and the 
whale most likely sold into the rally. Once the transfers were completed, the 
wallet held only about 0.1 BTC, meaning the whale had sold off most of their 
holdings. According to data from whale transaction tracker Whale Alert shared 
on X, the number of large Bitcoin transfers to and from exchanges has 
increased notably over the past few days. Several multi-million-dollar 
transactions, each exceeding $10 million, have been spotted moving between 
private wallets and major trading platforms such as Binance and Coinbase. 
Another notable example is the transfer of 401 BTC worth $50.2 million from an 
unknown wallet address &#8220;1Jip8s&#8221; into Coinbase Institutional. Not long after, 
401 BTC were sent from an unknown wallet &#8220;1E8p4n&#8221; into Coinbase Institutional 
in another separate transaction. Altogether, the sudden wave of high inflows 
across multiple platforms paints a clear picture of whales locking in profits 
after Bitcoin’s all-time high. Bitcoin Price Outlook Bitcoin’s price quickly 
slipped below $123,000 following the whale-triggered selloff, before 
rebounding to around $122,530. The pullback was relatively modest compared to 
previous all-time highs, but it nonetheless served as a reminder of how easily 
large holders can influence price action. Related Reading: Bitcoin Bear Trap 
Over? Pundit Reveals Where The Market Is At Right Now Despite the brief 
downturn, the correction may prove healthy for Bitcoin’s rally. It allows 
overheated momentum to cool off and sets the stage for a more sustainable 
advance once selling pressure eases. Data from Whale Alerts shows cases of 
millions of dollars worth of BTC also leaving crypto exchanges for private, 
unknown wallets. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $123,380. As 
long as Bitcoin maintains support above $120,000, its long-term outlook 
remains bullish, and it may as well create a new all-time high before the week 
runs out. This also depends on how well Spot Bitcoin ETFs perform this week. 
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The European Commission is reportedly drafting new rules that would grant ESMA 
greater supervision over cryptocurrency companies, instead of leaving it up to 
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