The CBD heatmap has recently revealed some interesting things.
First, look at the resistance bands: $94,000 to $98,000, and $101,000 to $118,000, where the chips are piled up like mountains. Can the rebound get past this barrier? It needs to be considered.
Focus on two lines - the historical fair price of $98,000 and the average cost of short-term holders at $104,000. These are very solid during a bull-bear transition; only when they are broken can we truly discuss a trend reversal.
But what is the most eye-catching? A large number of red data bars suddenly appeared from 84k to 85k. I pulled data from three positions, and a total of 950,000 BTC concentrated appeared between November 21 and 23.
However, we need to deduct the action of a certain compliance platform organizing wallets on the 22nd, which is about 550,000 coins. So, there are about 400,000 coins left? That's the real trading volume in cash. Retail investors? Don't be ridiculous, this kind of volume clearly indicates that big players are at work. The timing, quantity, and location all match up—there are giant whales quietly positioning themselves in this range.
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 21h ago
Damn, the whales are really going crazy buying in the 84-85k range, starting from 400,000 coins, this pace is a bit extreme.
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PumpBeforeRug
· 11-30 16:55
400,000 pieces concentrated dumping, this is the appetite of the Whale, retail investors simply can't play this game.
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SocialFiQueen
· 11-30 06:05
Whale is playing tricks again, this operation from 84k to 85k is really unsustainable.
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MetaMaximalist
· 11-29 05:48
whale activity at 84-85k is exactly the kind of network effect catalyst that reshapes adoption curves, not just price action—this is infrastructure consolidation tbh
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TestnetNomad
· 11-29 05:44
400,000 pieces is really not a small number; the Whale's layout is so obvious that it's a bit hard to hold back.
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BtcDailyResearcher
· 11-29 05:39
The Whale's recent moves are indeed sneaky, and the red zone around 84-85k is quite alarming.
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AirdropHunter
· 11-29 05:33
400,000 coins poured in, this investment is indeed massive, a Whale is a Whale.
The CBD heatmap has recently revealed some interesting things.
First, look at the resistance bands: $94,000 to $98,000, and $101,000 to $118,000, where the chips are piled up like mountains. Can the rebound get past this barrier? It needs to be considered.
Focus on two lines - the historical fair price of $98,000 and the average cost of short-term holders at $104,000. These are very solid during a bull-bear transition; only when they are broken can we truly discuss a trend reversal.
But what is the most eye-catching? A large number of red data bars suddenly appeared from 84k to 85k. I pulled data from three positions, and a total of 950,000 BTC concentrated appeared between November 21 and 23.
However, we need to deduct the action of a certain compliance platform organizing wallets on the 22nd, which is about 550,000 coins. So, there are about 400,000 coins left? That's the real trading volume in cash. Retail investors? Don't be ridiculous, this kind of volume clearly indicates that big players are at work. The timing, quantity, and location all match up—there are giant whales quietly positioning themselves in this range.