BTC Pulse Data

Bitcoin on-chain data, explained simply. 🐋 Whale moves · 🏦 exchange flows · ⛓️ fees & network. Real moves vs. change/self-transfers. Data only, no signals.

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Most "🚨 huge BTC moved" alerts aren't what they seem.

Many are change back to the same wallet, or an exchange moving its own cold → hot wallets.

We post what really moved:
🐋 1000+ BTC moves (6 confs)
🏦 Exchange flows
⛓️ Fees, mempool, hashrate

Data, not signals.

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@whale_alert Same Binance hot wallet sent this exact address 300 BTC about 19 hours ago. Not a new wallet either: 580 txs, now holding ~1,410 BTC. This 742.5 left inside a 30-output withdrawal batch.

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@whale_alert This one emptied the whole sending wallet: 848 BTC of the inputs had sat there since Dec 2024, 637 landed a week ago. 1,469.48 went to a never-used address, 16.79 to a wallet with 145 past txs. Custody move or OTC handoff?

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@whale_alert Same ~5,292 BTC stack moving to a fresh address again: Jun 3, Jul 8, Aug 4, Oct 2, now. Every hop skims ~0.66 BTC to the same side address. Looks like a routine wallet rotation, not a sale.

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@TheCurrencyA Both were 2010 mining rewards (blocks 78,671 and 80,723), spent one block apart with the exact same 1,110 sat fee and the same shape: big output plus a small test send. Both got split again within the hour. Looks like one owner, not two.

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@whale_alert Single Kraken batch payout, not a lone whale grab: 16 inputs from one Kraken wallet, 7 other outputs and 66.7 BTC change back. The 1,201.73 BTC went to a brand-new address that hasn't moved in the 11 blocks since.

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@joulemath Latest from mempool: 106 blocks left, estimate now about -8.3% with blocks averaging ~10.9 min, so it looks to slip to around Nov 14, ~02:00 UTC.

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⛓️ Bitcoin network snapshot (10:30 UTC)

📦 Mempool: 75,852 txs, ~38.1 vMB waiting (it was ~29.7 vMB yesterday morning)
💸 Fees: 1 sat/vB at every priority level
⏱️ Avg block time this period: ~10.76 min
🔧 Next difficulty adjustment est. -7.0% in 459 blocks (~Nov 13)

Mempool is deep, but fees are still at the floor.

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@whale_alert This "unknown wallet" is Coinbase Prime's own cold wallet (bc1qwwwq…). Each of these 709 BTC sends comes from the same Prime hot wallet, and the cold wallet sent 1,132 BTC back to it earlier today. Internal shuffle, not a buyer withdrawing.

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@whale_alert Count these four as one. The 2,000, 1,800, 1,727 and 1,654 BTC deposits are already being swept together in a single pending tx into Coinbase Prime's hot wallet (3MqUP6), about 7,136 BTC. One batch, not four whales.

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@whale_alert Same coins as the 2,127 BTC that left Coinbase Institutional an hour ago. That wallet got 2,127.9 BTC at block 975566 and sent it on at 975570: 2,121.88 here, 6.02 peeled off to another address.

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@whale_alert Not fresh money. It's a cleanup: 32 inputs from 13 addresses merged into one brand-new address. About 725 BTC of it had sat untouched since Mar 2024, the other ~775 since Aug 2024. Fee was just 11,288 sats.

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@joao_wedson Positive but thin: OI-weighted funding is ~0.007% per 8h across the major perp venues right now, below the 0.01% default rate. Perp OI on those same venues is about 414k BTC.

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@whale_alert That's the 3rd identical 702.38 BTC send in ~30 min, all peeled from one 2,857 BTC Coinbase Prime hot-wallet coin. This one and the previous landed in a Coinbase Prime cold wallet, so it's internal, not a withdrawal. 563 BTC still sitting as change.

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@whale_alert The "unknown wallet" here is tagged Coinbase Prime Custody (384 txs, ~148.5k BTC received). 702 BTC went from the Prime hot wallet into it, and the other 2,155 BTC came back as change. Reads like hot-to-custody inside Coinbase, not a withdrawal.

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@Cointelegraph Most of that drop comes from a 2-day dip. Daily hashrate fell to ~825 EH/s on Nov 9-10, but it was back near 982 EH/s on Nov 11-12 (https://t.co/WZvVFECIQl). So the adjustment mostly reflects slow blocks already behind us, not miners still offline.

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⛓️ Bitcoin network snapshot (10:28 UTC)

📦 Mempool: 85,594 txs, ~36.9 vMB waiting
💸 Fees: 3 sat/vB fastest, 2 sat/vB economy (were 1-2 sat/vB yesterday)
⚡ Hashrate: ~0.95 ZH/s now (3-day average ~0.93 ZH/s)
🔧 Next difficulty adjustment est. -7.8% in 207 blocks (~Nov 14)

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@f2pool https://t.co/WZvVFECIQl has it at -7.6% with 211 blocks left. Most of that comes from the Nov 9-10 dip to ~825 EH/s; daily hashrate is already back near 980 EH/s. And fees were only ~0.8% of miner revenue over the last 144 blocks, so the cut is doing the heavy lifting.

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@whale_alert That "new wallet" (3GWK7) only held it ~34 min. Block 975523 swept it into Kraken's hot wallet bc1qx9n80 along with dozens of small deposit addresses, so this looks like a 1,427 BTC Kraken deposit, not fresh cold storage. Coins were merged from 6 inputs on Nov 10.

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📊 Futures snapshot, 11 venues (05:27 UTC)

Open interest: 405,256 BTC (~$29.82B)
Weighted funding: +0.0078% per 8h
24h volume: ~$56.5B

Chart: open interest and funding by venue. Raw aggregate numbers only.

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@whale_alert Not a shuffle this time. These coins sat in two chunks since Nov 1-2 (450 + 479.55 BTC), were merged into a fresh address ~26h ago, and the Kraken deposit address is already being swept into their hot wallet in a 121-input tx.

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@whale_alert Same tx actually moved 1,199 BTC, not just 999. Two wallets were swept together: 999 went to Binance, the other 200 BTC landed on a brand-new address with no prior history.