
US Whales Propel Bitcoin to $64,000 as Coinbase Premium Surges, CryptoQuant Reports
New analysis from CryptoQuant indicates that US whales drove Bitcoin's price to $64,000 after the Coinbase Premium crossed a critical trend line.

New analysis from CryptoQuant indicates that US whales drove Bitcoin's price to $64,000 after the Coinbase Premium crossed a critical trend line.

Bitcoin whales accumulated $16.7 billion in BTC over two weeks, even as U.S. spot ETFs saw record $4 billion outflows in June.

Old Ether wallets transferred 37,806 ETH as long-term whale profitability turned negative for the first time since 2019, signaling mixed sentiment.

Despite a rising chance of a daily close below $1, XRP is seeing significant whale accumulation and shrinking exchange supply.

Significant movements by large XRP holders, totaling over 720 million tokens, coincide with market data suggesting a potential 50% price surge for the asset.

Bitcoin whales are accumulating, but a full price rally hinges on the return of the Coinbase and Kimchi Premiums, indicating stronger institutional and retail demand.

Ethereum whales are liquidating millions in ETH following a market sell-off, potentially signaling further price declines for the cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a historic nine-day streak of outflows, shedding $2.8 billion amidst cooling institutional demand and decreased whale accumulation.