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According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a whale deposited 211,694 SOL into Binance today, worth $177,700. The whale withdrew 200,010 SOL from Kraken 11 months ago, when it was worth $353,900. Based on current prices, the whale is facing a loss of $17.62 million.
According to on-chain analyst Yujin (@EmberCN), Tether—the issuer of USDT—recently withdrew 951 BTC (worth approximately $70.47 million) from Bitfinex to its BTC reserve address. This batch of Bitcoin was purchased in Q1 this year using 15% of the company’s profits. Tether’s BTC reserve address currently holds a total of 97,141 BTC, valued at approximately $7.2 billion, making it the world’s fifth-largest BTC wallet. Based on the price at the time of withdrawal, its average acquisition cost is approximately $51,312 per BTC, with an unrealized profit of roughly $2.175 billion.
Crypto analyst Ali published a detailed analysis on X, arguing that rather than debating whether Bitcoin has hit its bottom, market participants should focus on whether the current volatility represents a “generation-defining entry opportunity.” Based on long-term trend lines, on-chain liquidity, and cost distribution metrics, Ali delineates the core “value range” for this cycle. On the support side, the UTXO Realized Price Distribution (URPD) shows a significant concentration of coins in the $63,111–$70,685 range, forming the current primary support zone; if price breaks below $63,111, the market may enter a liquidity vacuum. From a long-term perspective, Bitcoin is approaching the key upward trend line from the past decade (approximately $56,000–$60,000), a level historically associated with accumulation phases preceding major rallies.