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Bitcoin’s “whale tape” was loud in September: multiple Satoshi-era and 2012–2014 wallets sprang to life, large chunks of BTC shuffled between deep-pocketed holders, and exchange flows painted a nuanced picture heading into Q4. Below is a concise, data-driven recap of the who moved what, where it likely went, and how to trade the implications.
Bitcoin has recently fallen towards the $109,000 level, raising questions among traders and investors: why is Bitcoin dropping, and what comes next?
Let’s break down the main reasons behind the move and what the charts suggest going forward.
The crypto world moves fast. Every day, new market insights, regulations, ETF flows, and blockchain innovations shape the industry.
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I have been involved in crypto since 2017. From the very beginning, both the potential of blockchain technology and its role as an investment tool captured my attention. Throughout this journey, I’ve learned from countless communities, resources, and discussions — both local and international.
Predicting Bitcoin’s price has always been a challenge. It’s a bit like forecasting the weather months in advance—you can analyze historical data, study current conditions, and consult advanced models, yet a sudden storm can shift the outcome. Still, investors can’t help but ask: where is Bitcoin headed in 2025?
