The unidentified wallet has become the third-largest Bitcoin holder
Unknown wallet accumulated $3 billion and became the third largest Bitcoin holder
The wallet has accumulated 118 thousand bitcoins
An unknown Bitcoin wallet has become the third largest holder of Bitcoin (BTC) in the world in just three months, according to data from the BitInfoCharts platform.
Bitcoins were first transferred to the wallet's address on March 8, 2023, at which time 0.25 BTC was purchased. In May, the wallet accumulated 64.1 thousand BTC, and in June - another 54.2 thousand BTC. There were also small purchases in July. In total, the wallet has accumulated 118 thousand bitcoins with a total value of $3.08 billion at the current BTC exchange rate of $26 thousand, according to Coingecko. At the time of publication, its investment loss is $91.4 million.
According to one version of X (formerly Twitter) users, the funds collected in the wallet represent funds from one of the crypto exchanges. One of the users suggested that it could be BlackRock - a large purchase of bitcoins for 3.4 thousand occurred exactly one month before the company announced the Bitcoin-ETF.
In August, Glassnode analysts estimated that about 90% of short-term Bitcoin holders were at a loss. The most likely scenario going forward is continued selling by short-term Bitcoin holders, whose holdings currently total 2.26 million BTC, experts said.
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