According to Lookonchain, a wallet labeled BitcoinOG (1011short) deposited 5,152 BTC worth about $444.73M to Binance roughly six hours before their post, citing Arkham Intel Explorer address data as evidence (source: Lookonchain on X; Arkham Intel Explorer). Lookonchain also reports the same entity holds approximately $695M in long positions across BTC, ETH, and SOL based on Arkham-linked position tracking (source: Lookonchain on X; Arkham Intel Explorer). Large BTC inflows to centralized exchanges are historically associated with higher near-term sell-side liquidity and downside risk, which traders monitor via on-chain exchange flow metrics (source: CryptoQuant research; Glassnode market reports). BTC volatility often transmits to ETH and SOL due to elevated cross-asset correlation in risk-off moves, which has been documented in market microstructure studies (source: Kaiko research). For confirmation of potential follow-through, traders commonly track Binance’s BTC balance changes and net exchange inflows after large deposits (source: Glassnode exchange balance dashboards; CryptoQuant exchange flow metrics).

According to @OnchainDataNerd, a 12-year BTC holder deposited 750 BTC (approximately $83.11M) into Binance within one hour. Source: @OnchainDataNerd; address: https://t.co/CXyYVCJopb The source states the coins were acquired near $122, implying realized profit of around $83M on 750 BTC with a return of x907. Source: @OnchainDataNerd The post does not confirm any subsequent sale or provide additional exchange metrics, so the verified data point is a large BTC inflow to Binance by a long-term holder. Source: @OnchainDataNerd