This week, approximately 31,900 BTC, valued at $2.26 billion, was withdrawn from Bitfinex, marking the largest single-day outflow since June 2025. This significant withdrawal coincides with broader market trends, as investors engage in dip buying and spot ETF inflows, supporting Bitcoin’s recent rebound. Analysts view such large outflows as potential signals of accumulation, suggesting that the Bitcoin is moving to cold storage for long-term holding, while on-chain data has flagged this movement as anomalous, possibly indicating internal treasury management or a large transaction to a new wallet.
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