According to @lookonchain, two newly created wallets received a combined 51,255 ETH valued at about 213 million dollars from FalconX over the past 10 hours, source: @lookonchain on X. According to @lookonchain, the wallets are likely linked to Bitmine, source: @lookonchain on X. According to @lookonchain, this flow is characterized as whales buying ETH, source: @lookonchain on X. The recipient addresses cited by @lookonchain can be monitored via Arkham Intel for verification of the transfers, source: https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/0x8f28bE380dfbdBE5273A7920cf9DFb719332722B and source: https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/0xB471b1F623F33248C3da6a5C9B9C80F5c8985FEB.

According to @FarsideUK, ETH recorded a record outflow day based on their August 19, 2025 update, indicating the largest single-day net withdrawal in their ETH flow tracking to date, source: Farside Investors. According to @FarsideUK, the post did not disclose the specific outflow amount, directing users to their data page for details, source: Farside Investors.

According to @Hasu on Twitter, recent data shows that Bitcoin transaction flows closely correlate with the implementation of capital controls, while stablecoins and Ethereum show minimal or no significant change in response to these restrictions (source: @Hasu, Twitter, 2024-06). For traders, this suggests that Bitcoin remains the primary vehicle for circumventing capital barriers, making its flow patterns a critical signal for monitoring regulatory shifts in global markets. The lack of similar response from stablecoins and ETH indicates differentiated use cases and risk profiles. This insight can inform trading strategies targeting market volatility in regions with active or potential capital controls, as Bitcoin is likely to exhibit increased demand and price movement during such periods.