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Coin Circle (120BTC.com) News: Bitcoin (BTC) briefly broke through the US$69,000 mark at 11 o'clock late at night yesterday (5th), reaching a maximum of US$69,080, setting a new record high of US$69,000 in the 2021 bull market. Unexpectedly, selling pressure immediately followed. The price quickly evaporated by US$10,000, with the lowest plummeting to US$59,005, a drop of more than 14.5%. Before the time of writing, it had rebounded to US$63,684, and the drop in the past 24 hours was still as high as 6.7%.

The violent fluctuations of BTC late at night caused the liquidation amount of the entire network to reach US$1.13 billion in the past 24 hours, of which Bitcoin liquidation amount was US$321 million, ranking first.

 Satoshi Nakamoto transferred 1,000 BTC to Coinbase during the same period, making a huge profit of over US$60 million

The community is discussing the reasons for last night's plunge, and a Satoshi Nakamoto whale at the same time is suspected to be the culprit of this wave of selling pressure. Blockchain monitoring account SpotonChain tweeted earlier today (6) that a Bitcoin whale woke up after 14 years of dormancy and sold all 1,000 Bitcoins (worth nearly 6,710 USD) about 20 hours ago at a price of $67,116. million) was deposited into the Coinbase exchange and was allegedly responsible for the recent market crash. The whale minted these BTC in 2010 when the price was below $0.28, suggesting he may have made over $60 million in profit.

This also means that the whale’s Bitcoin assets have increased in value by at least 239,642 times.

 The whale was an early miner in 2010 and transferred a total of more than 17,000 BTC

According to Bitcoin.comNews, the 1,000 BTC transferred by the whale were originally block rewards obtained from mining between August and November 2010 (at that time, the block reward was as high as 50 BTC).

The whale merged and transferred 20 block rewards to the address starting with "36i1W" yesterday. All related transactions appeared at block height 833,219, and then transferred 1,000 BTC to Coinbase.

btcparser.com captured 20 BTC block reward transfers on March 5

According to data from btcparser.com, as of the latest transfer, the whale has carried out 16 activities and transferred a total of 17,000 BTC, worth more than $1.08 billion at current prices. According to the report, the whale often operates at critical moments in the price of Bitcoin.

“The whale first appeared on March 11, 2020, when BTC prices fluctuated between $7,953 and just under $4,000 in 24 hours. And one of the two events in November 2021 coincided with BTC’s record that year The all-time high time point is consistent.”

 2000 BTC were transferred on March 1st

As the price of Bitcoin soared in recent days, the giant whale took action again on March 1, transferring 2,000 Bitcoins mined in 2010, worth nearly $124 million at the time.