💣 A $150 million Bitcoin, moved just like that

Around 4:20 PM, a major custodial platform suddenly received three large BTC transfers—totaling 1594.06 coins, worth approximately $151 million at the time.

Even more bizarre, the three transfers arrived almost simultaneously, with similar amounts:

The first transfer of 540.28 coins from an address starting with 12DPRto;
The second of 540.28 coins from a wallet starting with 1J7PYiA;
The third slightly more at 543.49 coins, from address 139jrDV.

All three addresses are not exchanges, just anonymous wallets. But all point to the same institution’s dedicated channel—that kind of operation is typically used for OTC deals, large-scale cash outs, or institutional rebalancing.

What does this indicate?

Either a major holder is cashing out profits at a high level, or an institution is reducing risk exposure in advance. Either way, the result is the same: **short-term selling pressure is clearly increasing**.

Looking further back on the blockchain records, it gets even more interesting—

Just before these BTCs entered the scene, another 54,000 ETH flowed into the same platform, worth roughly $148 million. Two main cryptocurrencies, close to $300 million in funds, almost simultaneously flooded into the institutional custody platform.

This is no coincidence.

Such highly synchronized large transfers usually mean: either macro conditions are stirring, prompting institutions to withdraw in advance; or they are taking profits stage-wise and preparing to re-enter.

In summary: **Over $300 million worth of BTC + ETH entering the market simultaneously could amplify short-term volatility. Don’t take it lightly.**