A Satoshi-era Bitcoin whale has transferred $180M in BTC to Coinbase, sparking speculation over a potential sell-off, market impact, and renewed activity from early adopters in the crypto ecosystem.
Bitcoin drops below $86K as a major whale unloads $2.78B in BTC, overwhelming active dip buyers. The massive sell-off sparks liquidations, sharp volatility and tests key support levels.
Hyperliquid whale’s unrealized gains plunge from $100M to $38.4M as concentrated ETH and XRP long positions unwind, triggering heavy selling and market contraction across major crypto pairs.
Following a $300M Coinbase breach, the hacker moved $18.9M into Ether as ETH surged past $4,700, raising fresh concerns over asset laundering and exchange security among regulators and market participants.
A trader transformed $125K into $43M trading Ether through disciplined leverage, timing and rigorous risk controls. The case highlights crypto’s outsized gains-and the significant risks for average investors.
Bitcoin whales-large holders of BTC-can move markets by creating sudden liquidity gaps, driving volatility and influencing sentiment. Monitoring their on-chain flows helps traders anticipate big price swings.