➡Now we see a lot of selling from whales and funds, including from BlackRock. But some whales, on the contrary, are buying up this dip.
For example, today several whales loaded up on BTC and ETH for ~$220 million:
⚪️Whale “bc1qws” withdrew 2,650 BTC ($179.6 million) to a newly created wallet from Binance. ⚪️The second whale “0x4e6b” — today withdrew 20,000 ETH ($41.26 million) from Binance.
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➡A large Ethereum holder with a balance of about $90 million decided to go long — transferred funds to Hyperliquid and opened a $132 million leveraged long.
Currently, the position is in a drawdown of approximately $22 million, about $26 million remains on the account, while the risk of liquidation persists.
Machi Big Brother – this trader has been liquidated a total of 335 times (including today).
Over 6 months his profit of $44.9m turned into a loss of $33.35m. But the crypto bro isn’t giving up — recently deposited another $500k to his account and decided to go long on ETH.
➡A 66-year-old pensioner from Hong Kong became a victim of crypto scammers three times in six months, losing ≈$840,000.
⚪️In September 2025, he received a WhatsApp proposal from a "virtual currency expert" about stable income and transferred $180,000, after which the scammer disappeared. ⚪️Another "crypto expert" promised to help return the funds for a $75,000 deposit and also disappeared. ⚪️In January, a third "specialist" convinced him to buy tokens for $585,000 supposedly to return the funds in double the amount, after which he stopped communicating.
Law enforcement from the CyberDefender unit suggested that this was all one multi-step scam episode.