Whale selling on a Sunday.
3 extracted signals · 2 resolved · 1 still active
Aaron Bennett25 Aug 2025, 03:17 UTC
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The analyst discusses a Bitcoin crash due to a whale selling 24,000 BTC, causing a $4,000 crash in minutes. BTC dropped from $114,000 to $110,000 in 15 minutes. Ethereum almost hit $5,000 but dropped to $4,700. Bitcoin dominance has been declining for two months and has reached 57%. The analyst suggests this often precedes an altcoin rally. Last year, Bitcoin dominance dropped 11% which led to an XRP rally. He suggests having a position in altcoins and Ethereum before a strong altcoin season begins. He mentions that historical data suggests September is a down month for Bitcoin, followed by rallies in October, November, and December. The analyst also mentions the importance of being aware of liquidation levels and avoiding heavy leverage.
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