| Transaction | Address | Amount |
|---|---|---|
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the-void
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-
3.14828811 BTC
·
264,487.77 USD
|
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+
0.00000546 BTC
·
0.45 USD
|
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|
+
3.14828265 BTC
·
264,487.31 USD
|
||
|
script-33e427e1d666403a7926d15d85ef4ae1
|
+
0 BTC
·
0.00 USD
|
|
|
script-eac317c18538747878b95c683391c4b3
|
+
0 BTC
·
0.00 USD
|
|
|
script-2d900a7954077478bf54706d48a94e50
|
+
0 BTC
·
0.00 USD
|
|
|
-
0.05558755 BTC
·
4,669.91 USD
|
||
|
-
0.0393 BTC
·
3,301.59 USD
|
||
|
+
0.09435355 BTC
·
7,926.64 USD
|
||
|
the-void
|
+
0.000534 BTC
·
44.86 USD
|
Nearly 50,000 BTC were moved to exchanges at a loss as short-term Bitcoin holders’ stress hit a two-year high, raising concerns that the market could face renewed capitulation and further downside.
Bitcoin treasury company Strategy’s mNAV indicator has fallen below 1 after recent declines, raising questions about whether the drop signals caution for the market.
Bitcoin difficulty jumped 7.15% this week, marking the second-largest upward adjustment of 2026. Despite six increases this year, downward adjustments have still dominated, adding pressure to miners as hashprice fell 18%.