Bitcoin (BTC) whales are staying active as the crypto market recovers from a two-month summer downturn.

In just a single transaction, one Bitcoin whale has moved 15,000 BTC, currently worth over $674,000,000 at time of writing.

 

The transaction was picked up by the blockchain tracker and analytics tool Whale Alert early Wednesday morning.

According to the data, the Bitcoin sum was moved off the major crypto exchange Binance into a wallet at crypto custody company Xapo, whose institutional custody business was bought out by Coinbase in August of 2019.

Blockchain analytics firm Santiment has been keeping up with Bitcoin movements on and off crypto exchanges. The firm’s latest exchange update indicates that the level of BTC held on exchanges has fallen to a 26-month low, painting a potentially bullish picture for Bitcoin holders.

“The ratio of BTC on exchanges has now fallen to its lowest point since June, 2019. This 26-month low should be viewed as a bode of confidence for holders of Bitcoin, as large exchange selloffs are less common when less supply is at risk on exchanges.”

Here’s a list of the aforementioned and other large BTC movements in the past 24 hours:

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