Transaction | Address | Amount |
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ae43fb...782a35
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3Lxfj4...KUDJUS
|
+
0.00463225 BTC
·
121.25 USD
|
ae43fb...782a35
|
the-void |
+
0.00065475 BTC
·
17.13 USD
|
5a8529...8a9570
|
bc1q4z...zpdue2
|
-
0.0018757 BTC
·
49.09 USD
|
5a8529...8a9570
|
bc1q4z...zpdue2
|
-
0.00393331 BTC
·
102.96 USD
|
5a8529...8a9570
|
bc1qrd...pml6p3
|
+
0.00422371 BTC
·
110.56 USD
|
5a8529...8a9570
|
bc1q4z...zpdue2
|
+
0.00130524 BTC
·
34.16 USD
|
5a8529...8a9570
|
the-void |
+
0.00028006 BTC
·
7.33 USD
|
af5814...3ebfeb
|
1EkTdM...kxRqfx
|
-
0.02859965 BTC
·
748.64 USD
|
af5814...3ebfeb
|
bc1qzx...6jdsjz
|
+
0.0283418 BTC
·
741.89 USD
|
af5814...3ebfeb
|
the-void |
+
0.00025785 BTC
·
6.74 USD
|
Bitcoin surged to $122,000 before a whale sell-off sparked market jitters, overshadowing technical bullish momentum.
Standard Chartered becomes the first major bank to offer spot trading for Bitcoin and Ethereum, marking a significant milestone in cryptocurrency adoption.
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