ChainCatcher news, CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju posted on X that Bitcoin whales are undergoing a generational shift.Since the birth of Bitcoin, new whales have invested $108 billion, while old whales have invested $113 billion. The current ratio is 48:51. The realized market cap of new whales is expected to surpass that of old whales soon.

ChainCatcher news, CryptoQuant research director Julio Moreno stated that data shows new Bitcoin whales have realized losses of $1 billion in the past two weeks.Previously, this group had made profits in Q1. Additionally, long-term holding whales realized profits in early June. The definition of long-term holding whales is as follows:Average UTXO age over 155 days (if less than 155 days, they are considered short-term holding whales);Balance exceeding 1000 BTC;No association with CEX or mining companies.

ChainCatcher news, CryptoQuant founder and CEO Ki Young Ju disclosed on X that the unrealized profits of new Bitcoin whales have reached $7.3 billion, a historical high. The unrealized profits of old whales stand at $40 billion, still below the peak of $145 billion in 2021.Definition of long-term whales:Average UTXO age over 155 days (if less than 155 days, they are short-term whales);Balance exceeding 1000 BTC;No association with CEX or miners.