Bitcoin Tops $64,900 as Whale Data Suggests Crypto Bear Market Nears End
Bitcoin traded near $64,935 and Ethereum near $1,913 on August 10, while CryptoQuant data shows whale accumulation in BTC, ETH and XRP hinting the bear market’s final stage.
Bitcoin traded near $64,935 and Ethereum near $1,913 on August 10, while CryptoQuant data shows whale accumulation in BTC, ETH and XRP hinting the bear market’s final stage.
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Large wallets are accumulating Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP near their realized prices, according to CryptoQuant, a pattern the firm links to the final stage of a bear market.
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