Digital Currency
Add as a preferred source on GoogleBack dated the average’s earlier crossing of $65,000 to Sept. 13. Both figures describe the moving average, not Bitcoin’s spot price.
Blockstream CEO Adam Back placed Bitcoin (BTC)'s 200-week moving average at $66,000 in early October, following a Sept. 13 post that marked its crossing of $65,000.
The dates matter: the $65,000 crossing was a September milestone, not a new October reading. Back’s later post put the measure $1,000 higher.
A 200-week moving average summarizes prices over 200 weeks. Back’s figures refer to that long-term measure, rather than Bitcoin’s price at either point in time.
The Oct. 20 transactions occurred about two minutes apart. Whale Alert valued each at roughly $250.09 million.
The chart showed a $1.25-$1.30 averaging area; JD said he had posted the zone on Patreon since early August.
Anza said TowerBFT was retired at slot 459,653,000. The first 0.8 Solana (SOL) validator charge was assessed at the start of epoch 1064.
