According to Citigroup analysts, some major Bitcoin whales may have started selling. “On-chain data shows a gradual decline in addresses holding large amounts of Bitcoin, while the number of small investor wallets has 0 appears some long-term investors have turned to the sell side,” bank analyst Alex Saunders wrote in a 1 fell more than 6% yesterday, falling below the critical $100,000 support 2 marked the first time BTC has broken below that level since late 3 decline coincides with weakening investor appetite for both cryptocurrencies and AI-related 4 News: BREAKING: Critical Development for Ripple (XRP) - They Announced a Partnership with Mastercard Price action in recent weeks suggests a continuation of Bitcoin's 5 a historically strong October, it missed expectations this year for the first time since 6 cited the resurgence of US-China trade tensions and the subsequent liquidation of highly leveraged digital asset positions as key reasons for this 7 press time, Bitcoin was trading at $103,788, up 3.2%.
However, BTC remains weaker, down 6% on the week. *This is not investment 8 Reading: Citigroup Explains Why the Bitcoin (BTC) Price Fell
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