Back at the hotel, I noticed something else... The on-chain data from the 22nd was terrifying—over 300,000 coins traded, with short-term traders realizing $3 billion in profits (take-profit) and over $1 billion in losses (stop-loss). A massive spike... Several tools didn’t reveal anything clear... So I just had AI pull all the blocks from the 22nd... Within minutes, it gave me the conclusion: It was just three wallets belonging to a single large holder or entity reorganizing their holdings. In this era of vibe coding, instead of guessing what each on-chain data point means using various tools, it’s better to simply run your own BTC node and pull all block data... Once I get back from vacation, I’ll set up the node—it’s only about 1TB of data anyway. A few days of processing will handle all the historical data.