$100B in old Bitcoin moved, raising ‘OG’ versus ‘trader’ debate

CointelegraphThursday, November 6, 2025 at 5:15:58 PM
$100B in old Bitcoin moved, raising ‘OG’ versus ‘trader’ debate
Recently, over $100 billion in old Bitcoin has been transferred, coinciding with record outflows from spot ETFs. This significant movement has sparked a lively debate in the crypto community about whether the sell-off is being driven by original Bitcoin holders, often referred to as 'OGs', or by traders looking to capitalize on market fluctuations. Understanding this dynamic is crucial as it could influence future market trends and investor behavior.
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