What alarming conclusions? It just proves that Bitcoin is an excellent platform to be in when handling macrotransactions. It provides excellent security with minimal fees (unlike traditional banks) and much faster than going through all verifications in a traditional bank transfer. This isn't something to get FUD on since it's not a whale dumping all his coins in the market, which would be roughly 3.2% of daily trading volumes. It's just an address transfer and does not contribute to decrease of demand for Bitcoin.
Well, the opposite will probably happen with this, instead of a decrease of demand for using bitcoin, people could see it as the best platform to transaction even billions of dollars with the best possible maximum security they could have. But let's focus more on the transaction fee, for me, it do really cost allot considering us, having not that much amount of bitcoin, these kind of transactions would be even possible if bitcoin system could adjust more to lower down the transactions fees.
