In the cryptocurrency market, monitoring fund flows is particularly important. Recently, there have been frequent large transfers from Mt.Gox addresses, and I will teach you how to identify "smoke bombs"!
- When there is unusual activity in the Mt.Gox address, you can track it to confirm whether the money is actually flowing into the exchange's wallet. For example, in the afternoon around 2 o'clock, approximately 5106 BTC was transferred out from the Mt.Gox address, and actually 2237 BTC was transferred into the Bitstamp platform.
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- After confirming that there has been a transfer to the exchange's wallet, then confirm if there has been any subsequent transfer out.
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Previously, when there was unusual activity in a German government address, there were instances of transfers to Coinbase, followed by transfers to Binance deposit addresses.
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- After confirming that the transfer has indeed been made to the exchange's address, use the Large Transaction indicator to see if there are any large sell orders, and also pay attention to Major Orders to see if there are any new sell orders appearing.
Note: Large Transactions can monitor real-time major market price transaction situations, and Major Orders can track the layout trends of major sell orders. You can experience this by becoming a PRO member: https://www.aicoin.com/vip/chartpro?purchase=1
The most recent transfer was made to Bitstamp's cold wallet. After the transfer, there were no major market sell orders or sell orders on the Bitstamp platform. In this situation, it may be that the assets have not been sold, so there is no need to rush to open a short position.
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In conclusion, when there is significant activity in on-chain addresses, first confirm the ultimate destination of the currency, and avoid making aggressive moves.
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