Rik 🔥🌊 on Nostr: Assuming this is based on tracked addresses, a whale address would be an address ...
Assuming this is based on tracked addresses, a whale address would be an address connected to a certain a amount of bitcoin? The question is, how do we know these addresses do not belong to groups (exchange, etf etc)? This message implies there are lone buyers buying a lot, while it could also mean groups of people are buying. That would be a very different (more positive) dynamic to me.
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2025-03-10 05:51:34Event JSON
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