最新报道：According to Bijie.com, on-chain data analyst Murphy published an article detailing the disagreements and consensus among Binance's major investors following the rapid growth of major stablecoin balances. During this period, Binance's BTC balance increased by 7,709. During this period, the number of BTC purchases and withdrawals from the exchange was smaller than the number of BTC transfers into the exchange intended for sale. Two forces were competing: one group involved large single transfers of $1 million to $10 million, while the other group involved large single transfers of $10 million or more. In April of this year, these two forces were aligned, with both groups moving out. However, after August 13th, a divergence began to emerge. Whales in Group A continued to deposit BTC into Binance, while Group B continued to withdraw BTC, leading to a conflict. Both groups are not ordinary retail investors in terms of capital size, and their power is comparable. Group A represents potential selling pressure, while Group B represents buying demand, and currently, the former clearly holds the upper hand. Notably, the data for ETH is the exact opposite of that for BTC. During this period, the ETH balance on Binance not only did not increase, but actually decreased significantly by 1.616 million. Although there had been a slow decline in balances previously, ETH withdrawals during this period have clearly accelerated. Similarly, on Binance, there are two whale groups: those with single transactions of $1 million to $10 million, and those with transactions exceeding $10 million. They maintain a consistent withdrawal and withdrawal pattern for ETH, in stark contrast to the power struggle among large BTC holders. Larger funds on Binance are more consistent in their intentions regarding ETH and favor it. However, BTC faces disagreements and conflicts among whales, making it impossible to quickly reduce the potential selling pressure on the exchange. This analysis is for educational purposes only and is not intended as investment advice.