Coinbase’s $70B Bitcoin move made it look like investors were selling — but no one actually did

tldr; Coinbase’s recent transfer of $69.5 billion worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum from legacy wallets to new internal wallets created the appearance of significant selling activity on the blockchain. However, this was a planned internal security measure and not indicative of actual investor behavior. The movement of old coins distorted age-based metrics like HODL Waves and Coin Days Destroyed, which traders often use to analyze market trends. This highlights the limitations of blockchain data in interpreting motives behind transactions.

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