Institutions Pour $95 Million in Tether into Exchanges—Big Move Amid Market Dip!

With the global crypto market cap has risen by 4.66% to $2.03 trillion, although the total trading volume has decreased by 39.85% to $99.79 billion. Big investors have begun to put in more money, and there have been large transactions with Tether’s stablecoin, USDT.

Meanwhile, Cumberland, a major player in the crypto industry, has injected 6.28B substantial funds into the crypto market since Oct 20, 2023.

Cumberland received 95M $USDT

According to Lookonchain, a prominent blockchain analytics platform, Cumberland, a major player in the crypto space, has received 95 million USDT from the Tether Treasury. Meanwhile, this large amount was then deposited into major exchanges like Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, and Forwarder.

Cumberland’s activity highlights a growing trend among institutional investors to “buy the dip,” taking advantage of lower prices in the crypto market. Since October 20, 2023, Cumberland has injected an impressive 6.28 billion USDT into the crypto market.

This ongoing investment shows their confidence in the long-term potential of digital assets, even with recent market ups and downs.

Cumberland’s Massive USDT Influx

Cumberland recently received a substantial amount of USDT from the Tether Treasury. This isn’t the first time, as last month, on July 17, Cumberland received an inflow of 246.6 million USDT after a period of inactivity. This suggests a strategic return to active trading, possibly due to favorable market conditions or new investment opportunities.

Cumberland Received BitLicense

As a subsidiary of the Chicago-based high-frequency trading firm DRW, Cumberland has been making notable strides in the crypto space. Last month, the firm secured a BitLicense from the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS), which permits its New York-based operations to engage in virtual currency activities.

This regulatory approval enhances Cumberland’s market position. Earlier this year, the firm was selected by Fidelity Investments to trade Bitcoin for its spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), which launched in January.