Analysis: Yesterday, the Bitcoin giant whale cashed in nearly $4 billion in profits, the largest single-day profit since February 2025

According to BlockBeats, on August 30, according to CryptoOnchain monitoring, Bitcoin's single-day profit surged by nearly US$4 billion yesterday, which is the largest single-day profit settlement since early February 2025 (excluding the nearly US$9 billion realized profit outlier on July 4), and is mainly driven by giant whales. The profit population distribution is as follows: · Super whales (&ampgt10,000 BTC): 2.17 billion US dollars· Large whales (1,000-1,000 BTC): 1.25 billion US dollars· Other whales (100-1,000 BTC): 495 million US dollars It said that this round of huge profit cashing shows that large investors who hold coins for a long time have locked in considerable returns while taking advantage of the recent price increase. This behavior usually occurs near the top of local prices and may indicate a short-term pullback or consolidation phase. This also means that Bitcoin is shifting from a "strong hand" to a "weak hand", which may increase market vulnerability. The profit cashing peak this time clearly reveals the selling pressure and profit-taking motivation of the giant whale group. Although it may not necessarily indicate the beginning of a long-term downward trend, it is undoubtedly an important warning signal, and short-term traders need to be highly vigilant. Close monitoring of follow-up actions of these groups is crucial to judging the next trends of the market.