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Miners and whales are selling off Bitcoin after hitting a new ATH.
The strong rally of Bitcoin (BTC) to the ATH level of $123,000 at the beginning of the week has triggered a wave of large-scale take profit. According to data from CryptoQuant, the leading sellers include miners and dormant whales – large wallets that have not been active for a long time.
On July 15th, miners transferred over 16,000 BTC to exchanges – marking the largest sell-off day since April 7th, when they moved approximately 17,000 BTC.
Miners sell off 16,000 BTC
This move caused the Bitcoin reserves of miners to drop from 68,000 BTC to 65,000 BTC, the lowest level in a month. CryptoQuant noted: "The entire amount of BTC has been transferred to the exchange, indicating that miners took advantage of selling when the price reached its peak."
The blockchain analysis company Lookonchain believes that this could be a take profit move from a long-term holder at a time when the market is too hot.
This strong selling activity has created one of the largest take profit events of 2025. According to Glassnode, the realized profit recorded on the day reached 3.5 billion USD. Among them, long-term investors accounted for 56%, equivalent to 1.96 billion USD, while the short-term holder group obtained 1.54 billion USD.
After a strong sell-off, the price of Bitcoin has slightly decreased and is currently trading around $117,700.
Nevertheless, observers still maintain an optimistic view on the long-term prospects of Bitcoin. Supportive factors include the crypto-friendly legislation recently passed in the U.S., along with the increasing interest from global financial institutions, indicating that the leading asset still has considerable growth potential.
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