according to market news: Bitcoin mining company MARA has just transferred 298 BTC to Cumberland, after announcing a new policy allowing the sale of its Bitcoin reserves. More Bitcoin miners are starting to resell assets. (CryptoQuant)
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MARA may transfer 298 BTC to Cumberland or sell its reserves.
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