A whale sold 24,000 BTC worth $2.7 billion, sparking a sharp $4,000 crash. Over $70 million in long positions were liquidated as BTC fell below $111K. Analysts see $111K as a prime accumulation zone despite short-term weakness. Bitcoin faced intense selling pressure on Sunday as the world’s largest cryptocurrency slipped to $111,175, marking a nearly 3% daily drop. The sharp decline was triggered by a whale unloading 24,000 BTC, worth approximately $2.7 billion, in one of the most significant sales of the year. Despite the sale, the whale still holds a massive 152,874 BTC, valued at more than $17 billion. Whale Movements Reshape Market Dynamics According to on-chain analyst Sani, the entity liquidated its entire 24,000 BTC balance, sending it to Hyperunite, a trading platform. This entity still holds a total of 152,874 BTC across all associated addresses, including 5,266 BTC in the address shown below. The funds originally came from HTX about six years ago and had remained inactive until recent transactions involving one of their addresses… https://t.co/k9Z3Xmhz7E — Sani | TimechainIndex.com (@SaniExp) August 24, 2025 Interestingly, the co… The post “Great Area to Accumulate”: Analyst Says to Buy the Bitcoin (BTC) Crash appeared first on Coin Edition .
