On November 10, four newly created cryptocurrency wallets withdrew a total of 2,491.86 Bitcoin (BTC), valued at approximately $186.34 million, from BitGo and Binance. One wallet alone moved 1,489 BTC (about $111.34 million) from BitGo, while three other wallets collectively withdrew 1,002.86 BTC (around $75 million) from Binance within 24 hours before 1:10 a.m. ET. These transactions show significant BTC movement but do not reveal who controls the wallets or if the withdrawals are related. This activity highlights ongoing large-scale BTC transfers within major crypto platforms.
The recent large Bitcoin withdrawals from BitGo and Binance totaled about $186.34 million. For readers following the broader cryptocurrency market, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Nov 11, 2026 14:02 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 9 rose and 40 fell. Notable price changes include XRP at Rp19.038 with a -4.25% change and a Pluang order activity split of 44% Sell / 56% Buy, Bitcoin Cash at Rp4.140.892 with -4.25% change and 59% Sell / 41% Buy activity, and Solana at Rp1.491.794 with -4.20% change and 41% Sell / 59% Buy activity.
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