「BTC OG Insider Whale」 Agent: Bitcoin, ETH Set to Surge, First Targets at $106,000 and $4,500
BlockBeats News, December 19, "BTC OG Insider Whale" agent Garrett Jin posted that Bitcoin and ETH will see a surge, with the first target being $106,000 for Bitcoin and $4,500 for Ethereum.
BlockBeats previously reported that the "BTC OG Insider Whale" is the agent for a dormant BTC OG address that has held over 50,000 BTC. The operations have been highly synchronized with Trump's remarks and U.S. policy trends. Shortly before the "10.11" crash, the address set up a $500 million BTC short position, earning nearly $100 million in profit, attracting market attention. The CEO of a certain exchange Garrett Jin indicated that the address is associated with some of its clients.
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