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Analyst: The Current Bitcoin Rally Is Driven by a Major Whale on a Certain Exchange, and Surpassing the All-Time High May Signal Further Gains

Analyst: The Current Bitcoin Rally Is Driven by a Major Whale on a Certain Exchange, and Surpassing the All-Time High May Signal Further Gains

金色财经金色财经2025/07/11 07:47
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According to Jinse Finance, Cryptoquant analyst Crypto Dan stated that Bitcoin reached a new all-time high today, ushering in a strong market rally. Unlike previous trends driven by a major whale on a U.S. exchange, this surge was propelled by a whale on another exchange platform. This move coincided with the breakthrough of the historical high, indicating that the whale may be intentionally driving the market further upward.

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