#美国非农数据超预期 Just now, around 2 PM, on-chain monitoring detected a significant action: a certain anonymous Wallet (starting with 18TsywGQ) transferred out 126 Bitcoins, worth approximately 10.83 million US dollars, first hitting another transit Address (starting with 1DhVRs2).

Interestingly, this sum of money didn't stay idle for long, with 24 BTC flowing directly into a major exchange.

Recently, the operation of "first transferring and then entering the exchange" has become increasingly frequent. Is it that big players are preparing to offload? Or is it just normal chip adjustment? The market is already sensitive, and this kind of capital movement indeed needs to be monitored closely, as it may affect short-term trends. $BTC $ETH $BNB

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zkProofGremlin

· 11-30 03:39

It's the same old transfer routine again; it feels like the Large Investors have become smarter lately, just afraid of being watched.

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ChainPoet

· 11-29 14:31

This technique is becoming more familiar; Large Investors like to play tricks like this to avoid being tracked.

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RugDocScientist

· 11-27 07:10

126 BTC entered the exchange, this wave is going to fall... Large Investors are all running away, I'm just wondering, who is still catching a falling knife?

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AirdropSkeptic

· 11-27 07:10

Hey, this method feels a bit familiar, I've seen it a few times before, it seems like today’s wave isn’t that simple Hmm... they’re starting to play the transfer game again, feels like they’re about to dump Damn, it’s always like this, first they lay the groundwork and then they dump, it’s so annoying 126 Bitcoins get turned around and stuffed into the exchange, this is clearly testing the waters The whole transfer address setup makes it feel like underground trading, who is really operating this This rhythm feels a bit rushed, likely going to dump Every time I see this kind of operation on-chain funds, I get nervous, have to be extra cautious in the short term.

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OnChain_Detective

· 11-27 07:05

ngl this 18TsywGQ wallet pattern is setting off every red flag in my monitoring system... the middle-layer obfuscation move always precedes major liquidations, pattern analysis suggests we're looking at classic pre-dump positioning here

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