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Whale Activity Surges Post-Fed Rate Cut: Bitcoin, Stablecoins, Altcoins Surge


by CoinEdition
Whale Activity Surges Post-Fed Rate Cut Bitcoin, Stablecoins, Altcoins Surge
  • Whale transactions in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins surged after the U.S. Fed’s interest rate cut.
  • Altcoins like STG, GMX, and GALA saw sharp increases in whale activity, signaling potential price movements.
  • Bitcoin broke into the $62K range, with analysts predicting further gains amid renewed market optimism.

Whale activity in major cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin and top stablecoins, is increasing following the U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut. These large transactions have placed some altcoins like STG, GMX, BIGTIME, OGN, GALA, and PIXEL on the radar of analysts.

Big Bitcoin Moves

A few hours ago, 2,000 BTC worth $120.6 million and 2,372 BTC worth $143.6 million were transferred between unknown wallets. Around the same time, Bitcoin, worth over $114 million, was moved out of Coinbase to a private wallet.

Ethereum also saw significant movement, with most whale transactions involving transfers of ETH to various exchanges, likely for sale.

Stablecoins See Action Too

Meanwhile, stablecoins have also seen notable whale transactions. Coinbase’s institutional entity transferred $65 million USDC to an unknown wallet less than six hours ago. At …

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Bitcoin’s Volatile Swings Punish Short Sellers with $179M Liquidated in Past 24 Hours

Bitcoin’s Volatile Swings Punish Short Sellers with $179M Liquidated in Past 24 Hours

The crypto market witnessed volatility over the past 24 hours, with over $264.94 mill...
Market Sentiment Hints at Big Shift, Altcoin Rally Ahead?

Market Sentiment Hints at Big Shift, Altcoin Rally Ahead?

The crypto market is buzzing once more, and this time, its not Bitcoin that is domina...
MainNewsWhale Activi...

Whale Activity Surges Post-Fed Rate Cut: Bitcoin, Stablecoins, Altcoins Surge


by CoinEdition
Whale Activity Surges Post-Fed Rate Cut Bitcoin, Stablecoins, Altcoins Surge
  • Whale transactions in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins surged after the U.S. Fed’s interest rate cut.
  • Altcoins like STG, GMX, and GALA saw sharp increases in whale activity, signaling potential price movements.
  • Bitcoin broke into the $62K range, with analysts predicting further gains amid renewed market optimism.

Whale activity in major cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin and top stablecoins, is increasing following the U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut. These large transactions have placed some altcoins like STG, GMX, BIGTIME, OGN, GALA, and PIXEL on the radar of analysts.

Big Bitcoin Moves

A few hours ago, 2,000 BTC worth $120.6 million and 2,372 BTC worth $143.6 million were transferred between unknown wallets. Around the same time, Bitcoin, worth over $114 million, was moved out of Coinbase to a private wallet.

Ethereum also saw significant movement, with most whale transactions involving transfers of ETH to various exchanges, likely for sale.

Stablecoins See Action Too

Meanwhile, stablecoins have also seen notable whale transactions. Coinbase’s institutional entity transferred $65 million USDC to an unknown wallet less than six hours ago. At …

The post Whale Activity Surges Post-Fed Rate Cut: Bitcoin, Stablecoins, Altcoins Surge appeared first on Coin Edition.

Read the article at CoinEdition

Read More

Bitcoin’s Volatile Swings Punish Short Sellers with $179M Liquidated in Past 24 Hours

Bitcoin’s Volatile Swings Punish Short Sellers with $179M Liquidated in Past 24 Hours

The crypto market witnessed volatility over the past 24 hours, with over $264.94 mill...
Market Sentiment Hints at Big Shift, Altcoin Rally Ahead?

Market Sentiment Hints at Big Shift, Altcoin Rally Ahead?

The crypto market is buzzing once more, and this time, its not Bitcoin that is domina...