#数字资产市场动态 On-chain data has shown new anomalies. According to Arkham Analytics team's monitoring, the address Aleksey Bilyuchenko, which holds a large amount of BTC, has taken new actions in the past week—transferring 1,300 BTC to a certain exchange, equivalent to approximately $114 million.



What does this mean? It indicates that someone is gradually cashing out. So far, this address has sold 2,300 BTC. But that's not all—it still holds 4,100 BTC, worth $360 million, remaining a substantial position.

Large on-chain movements often signal a shift in market participant sentiment. Transferring 1,300 BTC over a week at this pace—neither too fast nor too slow—suggests that the counterparties are not in a hurry to dump. Is this a long-term, phased cash-out plan, or are they observing market windows? Based on the remaining holdings, the 4,100 BTC indicate that the owner has no plans to fully exit yet.

$BTC 's liquidity is constantly tested by these large transfers. That’s why monitoring on-chain data is so crucial for understanding market dynamics.
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RebaseVictim
· 2025-12-27 07:46
1300 tokens turnover per week, this guy really stays steady, not rushing to dump

4100 tokens still in hand, just wants to watch the show?

What does this rhythm indicate? No panic from people, just planned profit-taking, the smell of a mouse trap

But with so much left untouched, still reluctant to sell everything, interesting

On-chain monitoring is indeed necessary, keeping a close eye on big players' movements is very accurate
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DataPickledFish
· 2025-12-27 01:11
1300 coins at this pace, really not in a rush to dump... Smart people play like this

And holding onto 4100 coins, it shows this guy has no intention of running away, just stable cashing out

On-chain data, once understood, makes you a winner; if you don't understand it, you're just waiting to be harvested

How to say this, the actions of these big players are much more honest than candlestick charts; those who cash out little by little are usually the most dangerous

People who are truly in a rush to dump wouldn't be so restrained; this guy must be waiting for something...
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RugpullSurvivor
· 2025-12-24 11:00
Transfer 1300 tokens to the exchange. This guy is slowly selling off; there's still 4100 left. No plans to run away.
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 2025-12-24 10:55
1300 BTC once a week? This pace... It's a bit like testing the market bottom.

Are you taking a cautious approach to cash out or just waiting for an opportunity? You can only keep an eye on on-chain activity.

Still holding 4100 coins, the big players' strategies are different.

This guy is obviously not panicking, a veteran who sells in batches.

Again and again, such large transfers—every time, you have to guess whether he's selling or not.
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MeltdownSurvivalist
· 2025-12-24 10:52
Hmm, 1,300 are still slowly escaping. It seems this guy isn't planning to dump the market.

There are still 4,100 left. To put it simply, it's just holding to observe.

Maybe it's just waiting for the right moment. Don't rush to draw conclusions.
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SignatureAnxiety
· 2025-12-24 10:45
Wait, does this guy still have 4100 left? If he really blows it all, we’ll have to run away.
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