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A certain whale has repurchased 800 BTC worth $84.87 million after a year.

A certain whale has repurchased 800 BTC worth $84.87 million after a year.

金色财经金色财经2025/11/04 07:42
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According to a report by Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst Yujin has monitored that a whale who had not made any moves since selling BTC last November has started buying again today after a year, acquiring 800 BTC (84.87 million USD) at a price of 106,060 USD. Between 2022 and 2024, this whale made a total profit of 120 million USD through three BTC swing trades, and today marks the fourth purchase.

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