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Binance Bitcoin Whales Adjust Strategies Amid Market Uncertainty
According to a report from Bitcoinist.com, Binance Bitcoin whales have been actively adjusting their strategies during a period of market uncertainty. The Exchange Whale Ratio, which measures the proportion of the top 10 deposits to the total exchange inflow, has shown a significant increase in its 365-day exponential moving average (EMA). This suggests that whales are contributing to a larger share of deposits on Binance, potentially indicating increased selling activity.
Interestingly, the 30-day EMA of the Exchange Whale Ratio has shown a decline in whale inflow dominance, which could either be a temporary deviation or an early sign of a trend shift. Additionally, the 30-day sum of Binance Whale to Exchange Flow has dropped from $8.5 billion during last year’s peak to $4.9 billion, reflecting a notable decrease in whale deposit activity. Despite the market panic caused by tariff-related news, analysts suggest that Binance whales are not panicking.
“In conclusion, during this complicated period, it appears that Binance whales are not panicking,” noted the analyst.
- 365-day EMA of Exchange Whale Ratio on Binance is rising, indicating increased whale activity.
- 30-day whale inflow dominance has declined, with deposits dropping to $4.9 billion.
- Analysts believe Binance whales are maintaining composure despite market turbulence.
South Korea Blocks 14 Crypto Exchanges on Apple Store
Cointelegraph reports that South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) has blocked 14 crypto exchanges, including KuCoin and MEXC, from the Apple Store. This move follows a similar action by Google Play on March 26, which blocked 17 unregistered exchanges. The FSC stated that these platforms were operating as unregistered overseas virtual asset operators, violating local regulations.
Users of the affected apps will no longer be able to download or update them. The FSC emphasized that unregistered business activities could result in penalties of up to five years in prison or fines of up to 50 million won ($35,200). The Financial Information Analysis Institution (FIU) is also working to block internet sites of unregistered operators to prevent money laundering and protect users.
- 14 crypto exchanges, including KuCoin and MEXC, blocked on Apple Store in South Korea.
- Unregistered operators face penalties of up to five years in prison or fines of $35,200.
- FIU continues efforts to block apps and websites of unregistered platforms.
$84 Million in Bitcoin Withdrawn from Leading Crypto Exchange
U.Today reports that a significant withdrawal of 1,000 BTC, valued at over $84 million, was made from the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange. This transaction was detected by blockchain monitoring firm Whale Alert and occurred during a period of rising Bitcoin trading volume, which surged by 25.82% according to CoinMarketCap.
The withdrawal has sparked debates among analysts. Some speculate it could signal a potential price dip, offering buying opportunities, while others believe it reflects heightened interest from high-net-worth investors preparing for a possible rally. Institutional players like MicroStrategy have also continued their Bitcoin accumulation strategies, further fueling bullish sentiment in the market.
- 1,000 BTC worth $84 million withdrawn from a leading crypto exchange.
- Bitcoin trading volume increased by 25.82%, indicating renewed investor interest.
- Institutional players remain committed to Bitcoin accumulation strategies.
Sources:
- Here's What Binance Bitcoin Whales Are Doing Amid Trader FUD
- South Korea blocks 14 crypto exchanges on Apple Store — Report
- Quiz: Which crypto exchange that declined to list Pi was hit by a record $1.5B hack?
- $84 Million in Bitcoin Leaves World’s Leading Crypto Exchange as Volume Spikes 37%
- Why bitcoin showed resilience amid recent market turmoil: CNBC Crypto World
- Crypto exchange Kraken takes on Robinhood with stock trading launch in U.S.