Bitcoin Whale Abruptly Wakes Up After Lying Low for Seven Years, Gobbles Up Ethereum After Dumping $337,000,000 in BTC

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Bitcoin Whale Abruptly Wakes Up After Lying Low for Seven Years, Gobbles Up Ethereum After Dumping $337,000,000 in BTC: On-Chain Data – The Daily Hodl

New data from the market intelligence platform Lookonchain reveals that one deep-pocketed Bitcoin (BTC) investor suddenly awoke from a seven-year slumber to sell off hundreds of millions of dollars worth of the crypto king to accumulate Ethereum (ETH).

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