A perfect example of how even profitable traders get dragged into the market’s emotional trap.🤙
Seventeen hours ago, the wallet 0xa43d…7d28 finally closed an $ETH long it had been riding for almost four days, locking in a massive $1.285M profit.
At its peak, that same position was up $5.3M, so the exit came after a huge drawdown… but still, a win is a win.
And then the classic mistake: Instead of cooling off after securing the bag, the trader jumped right back in, opening two fresh longs during the pullback, clearly trying to catch the continuation.
Both trades reversed. Both got stopped out.

The trader who publicly took the opposite side of CZ during the ASTER saga? He’s back in the spotlight, but this time as the one getting squeezed.
The wallet 0x9eec has flipped aggressively long on both $ETH and $XRP , and the positions are deep underwater right now:
::ETH Long, Size: 52,353.96 ETH, Position value: over $158.83M, Entry price: $3,201.03, Liquidation price: $2,463.66
:: XRP Long, Size: 38,829,121 XRP, Position value: over $79.32M, Entry price : $2.292413, Liquidation price: $1.260714
Combined unrealized loss so far, over $18.39M -- and counting.
And the drawdown didn’t start to

This GUY buy $BTC at $3.88 🥳 yes you heard it write , not a TYPO. A ghost from Bitcoin’s earliest era just resurfaced.
After 14 years of complete silence, the wallet 1Au1uZ suddenly came back online and moved 1,000 #btc , worth roughly $89M to a new address: bc1qfa6etre72p545dg08rxshvdthe0x2nnwjt0ncu.
To put this into perspective, this whale first received the same 1,000 #BTC on December 21, 2011, when Bitcoin was trading at $3.88.
Back then, the entire, was valued at $3,883, the price of a mid-range laptop. Fourteen years later, that untouched fortune is now worth nearly $90 million.
Whales

Another huge wave of $USDC just landed on #solana .
@circle has fired up the minting engine again, this time creating another 500 million USDC on the Solana network. And if that sounds big… it’s just part of a much larger picture.
Over the past month alone, Circle’s total USDC issuance has climbed by more than 10 billion across chains. That’s not routine liquidity, that’s expansion.
Account address: 7VHUFJHWu2CuExkJcJrzhQPJ2oygupTWkL2A2For4BmE

Two hours ago, the #Ethereum Foundation was on the move again shifting 1,000 $ETH ($3.12M) out of its treasury wallet.
No details yet on the destination or intended use, but EF transfers often line up with ecosystem operations, grant funding, liquidity management, or strategic treasury balancing. And given market conditions right now, every on-chain move from a major institution tends to catch attention quickly.
For anyone tracking their activity:
Foundation wallet entity:(
further we add image below , for the holdings.

Five months back, wallet 0x4825 made a bold entrance, dropping $60.7M in USDC to grabbed up 24,000 $ETH at roughly $2,529 each. At the peak of the rally, that position was sitting on over $55M in unrealized gains, the kind of profit that usually triggers a victory lap and a fast exit.
But not for this whale. Instead of selling into strength or cutting risk on the way down, he held through every twist in the market. Today, those unrealized profits have shrunk to about $14.4M, and his reaction wasn’t panic…
It was conviction. Just four hours ago, the whale moved 23,999 #ETH into staking, leaving

COMMUNITY UPDATE: The Chainlink Reserve added 81,131.31 #LINK , boosting total holdings to 1,054,884.02 $LINK .
OUR REPLY: Quiet accumulation continues… someone clearly knows where this is heading.

Machibigbrother, a man who treats the market like a casino, except the chips are worth millions. Earlier today, he tried to swing for glory with $HYPE … and got slapped instead.
A batch of 50,000 HYPE tokens was dumped at a loss, sealing a $277,948.65 hit, gone in the blink of an eye.
Any ordinary trader would’ve taken a break.
Machibigbrother? He doubled down elsewhere.
Because while one battlefield burned, another started booming.
He’s currently riding a massive 11,800 $ETH long position, leveraged 25×, worth more than $37.2 million at today’s price.
His entry sits at $3,051.70, and right no

Already Holding $41M in $ETH
A brand-new player just joined the eth party. Nine hours ago, a fresh address, never seen in the wild before -- withdrew 13,308 ETH, worth $41.47 million, directly from FalconX.
The withdrawal price? $3,116.08 per #ETH .
Address: 0x4E6524E7A22961D55e0c5f523dF8E740275B67Af

Aster Just Lit the Match --- 77.86M $ASTER Gone Forever
Sometimes the strongest signal in crypto isn’t a tweet…
it’s silence followed by a burn. Just 3 hours ago, the @Aster_DEX buyback wallet made a move that turned heads across the chain
77.86 million #ASTER , worth roughly $79.81M, was sent straight to the burn address.
The burn originated from: 0x02DCd5b2DdE0F6edb4B797DA468fBc52F23f49Dc
Why does this matter?
Because burns of this scale don’t just reduce supply, they send a message: the team is doubling down on long-term value.
Whether it’s a strategic supply tightening, ecosystem confidenc

A 250 Million $WLFI Move, and an Entire Community Holding Its Breath 😶‍🌫️
Just 3 hours ago, the WLFI ecosystem got one of those silent shocks. The WLFI project party multisig wallet quietly transferred 250,000,000 #WLFI tokens, worth roughly $40.06M, straight to Jump Crypto.
No announcements. No explanations. No on-chain activity after the transfer. Just… parked there. And that’s what makes it interesting.
Jump Crypto isn’t exactly known for casual storage. When their wallet receives a nine-figure token allocation, it usually means something is brewing, liquidity, market-making, strategic ba

We Tried a Whale’s Strategy on $PIPPIN … and It Actually Worked
You know how most of the time when you follow “big players,” it ends in pain? Well… this time the script flipped.
Earlier today we noticed a whale quietly stacking #PIPPINUSDT longs with 50x leverage --- not once, but repeatedly. No dramatic entries, no risky tops… just surgical timing.
We decided to mirror the play --- not blindly, but step-by-step.
Entry: 0.19786, Exit: The position kept getting stronger while the setup stayed valid… so we rode it.
The screenshots below say the rest, the curve went from +7.74% to +11.37% to +12.

There was a time, not long ago -- when 0xfc78…7e77 looked untouchable. Nine trades. Nine wins.
A flawless streak that printed $2.17M in profit and had people whispering his name like he’d cracked the market’s source code.
But this is crypto. No victory lap lasts forever. The sharpness faded… and the tilt began.
One loss turned into two. Two into three. Three into four.
The scoreboard flipped -- and suddenly the same trader who couldn’t miss is now down over $721,000 from the peak, spiraling like a James Wynn dopamine-addicted speedrunner.
And what do tilted traders do after bleeding? You guess

Machibigbrother” Starts Clawing His Way Back
0x020c…5872, a trader who has been getting beaten by the market for months, yet still shows up swinging every single day.
For the longest time, “machibigbrother” looked cursed. His running PnL told the story better than words: over loss $21.28 million.
That kind of loss would break most people, mentally, financially, spiritually. But the past 48 hours whispered something different.
Instead of folding, he doubled down with the kind of conviction only a wounded trader has.
He loaded two monster long positions --- and this time, the market didn’t punis

The Trader Who Refused to Break, and Finally Turned the Market in His Favor
opened a massive $ETH long, 19,628.65 ETH, stacked with 7x leverage, like a man stepping back into the ring after being knocked down seventeen times.
READ THE FULL STORY HERE:

The Man Who Refused to Let Go -- and Kept Buying the Dip
Some wallets move like tourists… wandering in, snapping a few trades, and leaving.
But 0xE0eF6F6fd0732810B2D5D747Bdc5ca1b3cf19865?
He behaves like someone who signed an emotional contract with ETH.
It started back in late September, $ETH was flying high, spirits were higher, and he entered the party boldly, scooping up 736 ETH at $4,026, almost $3 million in one go. Most people would have stopped there when the chart turned against them. Instead, he watched ETH slide --- not with fear, but with the look of someone waiting for round two.