#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 According to on-chain data platform monitoring, a top global asset management institution recently withdrew a significant 6,647 BTC from a compliant platform within the last 8 hours, equivalent to approximately $638 million. What does this operation reflect? Looking back, this institution has a total withdrawal of 9,346 BTC in the past 48 hours, totaling nearly $900 million — such large-scale continuous withdrawals are indeed worth market attention. $BTC Transfers from exchanges to self-custody wallets are usually interpreted as signals of long-term holding, especially when involving such a large amount of funds. Against the backdrop of US core CPI data falling below market expectations, this move by institutional investors may reflect their certain judgment on the subsequent policy environment. Such on-chain activity data often provides us with some clues about the true intentions of market participants.
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Lonely_Validator
· 01-19 03:25
Institutional big players' move to withdraw coins this time is truly impressive. A level of 900 million USD is no small feat, it feels like they're voting for the upcoming market trend.
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down_only_larry
· 01-19 02:53
Big institutions are serious about this withdrawal wave, taking out 900 million just like that... It seems they have plans for the upcoming market trend.
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UnluckyMiner
· 01-18 06:25
This institution wouldn't suddenly propose $900 million out of nowhere; either they are bearish on the US dollar or they have plans for BTC.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 01-17 22:43
Large funds quietly withdraw coins, still optimistic about the future market. This rhythm is quite interesting.
RMB depreciation, Federal Reserve rate cuts, institutions are voting with their actions.
BTC transfer of 900 million from托, is this a long-term showdown with Bitcoin?
CPI below expectations is actually a positive? Feels like the market logic has reversed.
Can on-chain data be misleading? Or just see if this move can successfully bottom fish.
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SerLiquidated
· 01-16 05:00
Institutions are quietly accumulating again, $900 million. Is this the bottom?
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 01-16 04:55
Institutions are rushing to withdraw funds. Are they betting on CPI reduction and interest rate cuts, or are they simply optimistic about Bitcoin? With 900 million dollars being withdrawn on a whim, anyone would have to think twice.
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MysteriousZhang
· 01-16 04:54
Institutional large withdrawals, this is betting that the price will rise afterward... The CPI being below expectations is also a clear enough signal.
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MEVEye
· 01-16 04:33
This wave of large withdrawals by institutions, isn't it betting that the Federal Reserve will loosen monetary policy? If CPI data isn't good, they will have to cut interest rates, and then BTC will surge even more.
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rugpull_survivor
· 01-16 04:31
900 million USD... These institutions really dare to play. Even though CPI is below expectations, they are still accumulating. It seems they are truly bullish for the future.
#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 According to on-chain data platform monitoring, a top global asset management institution recently withdrew a significant 6,647 BTC from a compliant platform within the last 8 hours, equivalent to approximately $638 million. What does this operation reflect? Looking back, this institution has a total withdrawal of 9,346 BTC in the past 48 hours, totaling nearly $900 million — such large-scale continuous withdrawals are indeed worth market attention. $BTC Transfers from exchanges to self-custody wallets are usually interpreted as signals of long-term holding, especially when involving such a large amount of funds. Against the backdrop of US core CPI data falling below market expectations, this move by institutional investors may reflect their certain judgment on the subsequent policy environment. Such on-chain activity data often provides us with some clues about the true intentions of market participants.