Bitcoin OG Sells 60% of BTC Holdings After $760M CEX Deposit

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Gate News bot message, a Bitcoin OG holder (10/11) has sold approximately 60% of their BTC holdings. Seven newly created wallets withdrew $464.48M USDT from centralized exchanges after the OG deposited 11,318 BTC ($760.61M) into CEX. According to Onchain Lens, the holder made deposits in batches, with the latest being 6,318 BTC worth $424.86M. Around $296M worth of BTC remains on CEX and further withdrawals are expected.

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CryptoLensvip
· 02-21 03:54
then we can see short term drop
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