Last night, nine hours back, Winslow Strong - partner at Cluster Capital - shifted things in a way that seemed less about buying or selling, more like starting over.

Away from the spotlight, 1,900 $ETH along with 307.015 cbBTC moved into Coinbase from his wallet, totaling close to $32.62 million. On-chain signals showed no rush, nothing bold - merely funds returning to familiar ground.

A story behind a choice often shows what really drives it. This Ethereum moved lately came out of exchange wallets about one month back, priced near $3,402 at that time.
Meanwhile, the cbBTC stash built up months before, spread across August through December 2025, averaging nearly $97,937 per unit. Given today's value, letting go now sits poorly - the math points to losing around $3.9 million when counted. Decisions like this carry weight only clear once you see where things began.

Even so, they went ahead with it.
This one catches attention. Not about locking in a top performer. About dialing down danger. Clear thinking can beat big dreams, especially when the stakes rise.
Funny thing is, Strong left some coins behind. That stash of 105 ETH sits there, around $312,000 breathing quietly under his watch.

This time, it feels not like surrender but something tighter, controlled - proof that actual trading isn’t about wins, rather how you handle losses.

Wallet address: 0xa0f75491720835b36edC92D06DDc468D201e9b73