The 30-day moving average of the Exchange Whale Ratio, which measures the proportion of large-volume transactions on exchanges relative to total inflows, has started to rise again. On-chain data had shown that during previous major correction periods, this ratio was also high. During that time, Bitcoin experienced a decline of about 40%, while whale activity increased. A similar pattern is observed today, with the Whale Ratio rising while the price remains under pressure.
This development indicates that large investors are starting to take positions in line with price movements rather than remaining passive. On the other hand, increased whale transactions do not necessarily mean sharp sell-offs; however, as the price weakens, the activity of these actors plays a significant role in swap and spot transactions.
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#Bitcoin’sSafeHavenAppeal Balina Ratio Rises While Price Remains Under Pressure
The 30-day moving average of the Exchange Whale Ratio, which measures the proportion of large-volume transactions on exchanges relative to total inflows, has started to rise again. On-chain data had shown that during previous major correction periods, this ratio was also high. During that time, Bitcoin experienced a decline of about 40%, while whale activity increased. A similar pattern is observed today, with the Whale Ratio rising while the price remains under pressure.
This development indicates that large investors are starting to take positions in line with price movements rather than remaining passive. On the other hand, increased whale transactions do not necessarily mean sharp sell-offs; however, as the price weakens, the activity of these actors plays a significant role in swap and spot transactions.
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