Interesting right? What you're looking at is a transaction record of large, unknown actors moving money to Coinbase, a real dollar exchange.
You can sub 'Coinbase’ for ‘Kraken’ or whatever, but let's stay here and poke around for a bit first.
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Interesting right? What you're looking at is a transaction record of large, unknown actors moving money to Coinbase, a real dollar exchange.
You can sub 'Coinbase’ for ‘Kraken’ or whatever, but let's stay here and poke around for a bit first.
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Note that our hypothesis has 2 dominant capital carriers: BTC and XLM.
If we chart these volumes out, it’s curious to note the large spikes during USA holidays:
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Fields the transaction did not carry are omitted. Open the payload to see the bytes as stored.
19CZX2Au1CCbFug3HjjtevywLSRXCm1AZf VerifiedThese BTC/XLM flows represent roughly $3.6B of capital flight since November-to Coinbase alone!
I didnt go back farther because I had to hand-collate all this, but it could be interesting for someone who, like me, obviously lives in moms basement.
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Oh… did I mention the meal also comes with a beverage?
And it's a fun one: go pull up a chart of XLMUSD (proposed capital carrier)
Wait never mind, I'll do it so nobody has to get up:
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Notice how that thing “moons” in November, and then again later?
Now: guess when XLM volumes to Coinbase started...
Now this is a tidy transport mechanism!
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Okay, I'll explain: let's say you're moving capital out of but you'd also like double your money.
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