As Bitcoin experiences a roller-coaster of price movements, CryptoSlate’s in-depth analysis reveals a significant pattern: Bitcoin whales are on the move. Despite a daunting 20% dip from the all-time highs, these deep-pocketed players are not retreating but seemingly doing the opposite. In a telling shift, we’ve observed not just a routine exchange of assets but a substantial migration—thousands of Bitcoins are changing hands in a way that’s shaking up the market. But what could this mean for the future of Bitcoin’s price? Access Alpha content to uncover the implications of this strategic whale dance.
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1. Solana Wallet
Connect a Solana self-custody wallet (Phantom, Solflare or Torus).
2. Stake ACS
Stake 20k ACS (native token of Access Protocol) to the CryptoSlate pool.
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Hey, connecting to CryptoSlate Alpha requires authentication using Access Protocol. CryptoSlate is a launch partner of Access Protocol and we are also invested in the project through a grant we received. For more information, see our 
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