A whale with $10 billion in Bitcoin transferred 3,000 BTC to Hyperunit.
- A whale with over $10 billion in Bitcoin transferred 3,000 BTC to the Hyperunit trading platform.
- Analysts link the transaction to a possible accumulation of Ethereum.
- The market is seeing a strengthening trend of rotation between the first cryptocurrency and Ethereum.
On October 7, 2025, a whale holding over $10 billion in Bitcoin transferred 3,000 BTC to the Hyperunit platform. This sparked a flurry of discussion in the crypto community about a possible new phase of Ethereum accumulation.
Some users saw this as a sign of the ongoing trend of capital rotation between the two largest digital assets.
BREAKING: $10B BITCOIN WHALE IS MOVING ANOTHER $360M OF $BTC
2 Months ago we reported on a $BTC whale holding over $10B BTC, who bought $5B of ETH through Hyperunit. He just moved another $363.9M $BTC to Hyperunit.
Is he buying ETH again? https://t.co/jYUCx8A3sR pic.twitter.com/7dpZr8AjTw
— Arkham (@arkham) October 7, 2025
Arkham Intelligence, an analytics firm, recorded a $363.9 million fund movement. A wallet identified as “Hyperunit-BTC-Whale” transferred the coins to a platform for large-scale swaps and custody operations.
Analysts note that two months ago, the same whale carried out a similar operation, transferring significant amounts of Bitcoin through Hyperunit. He subsequently acquired $4 billion worth of Ethereum.
This move coincided with a sharp, short-term rise in the asset's price of 8% over two days, followed by a correction. This gave rise to speculation that the new transaction could repeat the same scenario.
Users suggested that the 3,000 BTC transfer was part of an Ethereum accumulation strategy. CryptoQuant data confirms that large investors' wallets are gradually increasing their holdings of the aforementioned cryptocurrency in Q3 2025.
Such large whale movements are not uncommon this year. Previously, analysts recorded the transfer of over 1,000 BTC by a Satoshi-era wallet after 12 years of inactivity.
If this trend continues, it could intensify the capital rotation between Bitcoin and Ethereum, analysts believe. Experts emphasize that such transactions often serve as an indicator of future market movements.
As a reminder, we reported that whales moved more than $785 million worth of Ethereum after eight years of inactivity.
Source: cryptonews.net
