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CryptoQuant: Bitcoin whales have accumulated more than 16,000 BTC during the past 7 days of BTC pullback

CryptoQuant analyst Cauê Oliveira said, "In the past seven days, whale wallets have accumulated more than 16,000 BTC, indicating that whales are buying on dips in Bitcoin prices."

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