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# Grandes negocios OTC

El acuerdo OTC (Over-the-counter / sobre el mostrador) es otra forma de acumulación de ballenas

## **BTC: Proporción de flujo de fondos y tokens transferidos**

Tokens Transferidos se refiere a la cantidad total de Bitcoin que se ha movido en la red. La proporción de flujo de fondos es la cantidad de Bitcoin utilizada para depósitos/retiros en el Exchange dividida por los tokens transferidos.

Si la cantidad de fichas transferidas es alta, y la proporción de flujo de fondos es baja, podría indicar que las transacciones OTC están activas. Por ejemplo, cuando el precio de Bitcoin oscilaba en 10k en 2020, 4 millones de Bitcoin (40B$) se movieron en la red, donde sólo el 3% de las transacciones tuvieron lugar en el Exchange, y el 97% de las transacciones tuvieron lugar fuera de los exchanges. Después de eso, muchas instituciones anunciaron que habían comprado Bitcoin, incluyendo Microstrategy, Ruffer, One River, etc.

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