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ETH $1,780.92 +0.14%
BNB $568.53 -0.01%
XRP $1.06 -0.90%
SOL $74.95 -1.87%
TRX $0.3246 -1.51%
DOGE $0.0721 -0.24%
ADA $0.1587 -0.79%
BCH $235.51 -0.54%
LINK $7.92 -0.31%
HYPE $63.66 -2.58%
AAVE $95.73 +1.38%
SUI $0.7308 -0.05%
XLM $0.1789 -2.42%
ZEC $506.46 -2.20%

Analysis: Large-scale selling by long-term Bitcoin holders may exacerbate future market volatility

2025-11-23 09:11:06
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According to Cointelegraph, Bitcoin "OGs" (long-term holders) are transferring assets in large quantities to "paper hands" investors, and economist Peter Schiff warns that this will lead to a more severe market downturn in the future.

In October, whales and long-term holders sold over 400,000 Bitcoins, causing the price to drop below $85,000. Early investor Owen Gunden has cashed out approximately $1.3 billion worth of 11,000 Bitcoins, and "Rich Dad Poor Dad" author Robert Kiyosaki also announced that he sold all his Bitcoins for $90,000.

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