Following yesterday’s FED decision and FED Chairman Jerome Powell’s statements, Bitcoin ($BTC) and altcoins have experienced declines in the last 24 hours.
With the $BTC price remaining above $76,000, whales appear to be quite active.
First, a massive whale transferred 220 Bitcoin, worth $16.72 million, to Binance. According to blockchain analytics firm OnchainLens, a whale transferred its last 220 Bitcoin to Binance. Having purchased 370 $BTC from Binance three years ago, the whale sold all of its $BTC, making a total profit of $34.24 million.
An anonymous whale has opened a long position on Hyperliquid ($HYPE) involving 80,000 Ethereum ($ETH) worth $182 million. According to on-chain data, this whale currently holds $ETH long positions in two wallets, each containing 40,000 $ETH, with an average entry price of $2,265.
According to Lookonchain, a leading OG whale sold another 800 billion $SHIB, making a profit of $4.9 million. This whale initially invested $13,760 to acquire 103.33 quadrillion $SHIB. At one point, the value of their $SHIB holdings reached a peak of $8.9 billion. In the last few years, the whale has sold 4.06 quadrillion $SHIB, making a profit of $37.6 million. After these sales, the whale now holds 99.27 quadrillion $SHIB, valued at $625.41 million, representing 16.84% of the total supply.
This whale’s total profit now exceeds $660 million, which represents a 48,000x return.
According to Lookonchain data, an investor who previously profited from long positions on APE has now opened a long position on $WIF. This investor holds 7.13 million $WIF tokens, worth $1.3 million, with a 5x leveraged long position. The investor has also placed a limit order, planning to accumulate more $WIF at $0.17 and take profit at $0.49.
Finally, according to OnchainLens data, $HYPE whale Loracle.hl has started selling after acquiring 556,825 $HYPE tokens (worth $22 million). The whale also simultaneously opened a short position in $HYPE with 5x leverage.
*This is not investment advice.
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