A post by @whale_alert on X.
2,000 $BTC (146,986,665 USD) transferred from #Kraken to unknown wallet
@whale_alert on X
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A wallet of unknown ownership withdrew 2,000 BTC, valued at roughly $146.99 million, from the Kraken exchange in a single transaction flagged by Whale Alert. The transfer moves a nine-figure sum of bitcoin off a major centralized venue and into a self-custodied or otherwise unidentified address, a pattern traders often read as reduced near-term selling intent. At about $73,500 per coin implied by the alert, the withdrawal represents a meaningful slice of exchange liquidity rather than a routine retail-sized move. Large outflows from exchanges can tighten available supply, though a single transfer is weak evidence on its own. Traders will watch whether the destination wallet is linked to a known custodian, fund or dormant holder, and whether Kraken's BTC reserves continue to decline in subsequent alerts.
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