A Bitcoin address inactive since 2011 transferred 10 BTC on August 29, marking a 503,000% increase in value from its original purchase price near $15 per coin to about $777,000. This movement is part of a broader trend in August where several decade-old Bitcoin wallets became active, coinciding with Bitcoin's price rally toward $80,000. Such activity signals increased mobility of historically dormant Bitcoin supply but does not necessarily indicate selling, as transfers may reflect custody changes or security updates. This trend highlights the growing importance of long-term holders in Bitcoin's market liquidity as new coin issuance slows.
Solana's open interest on Hyperliquid's SOL-USD perpetual contract surged to $638.1 million following a 44.9% price rebound from $75.34 on August 14 to $109.18 by August 27. This rise reflects strong leveraged trading activity, with whale wallets sho...
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