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Bitcoin (BTC) Reverses Course as Whales Trade These Altcoins

Whale activity is drawing as much attention as price movements in the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin, which surged above $80,000 last week, has since retreated to...

Whale activity is drawing as much attention as price movements in the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin, which surged above $80,000 last week, has since retreated to around $78,000. Volatility across altcoins is also influencing investor risk appetite, while transactions involving whale wallets holding $BTC and other tokens continue to attract scrutiny.

James Wynn opens 30x Bitcoin long position

According to cryptocurrency analysis platform Lookonchain, prominent whale James Wynn switched from a short position to a long position on Bitcoin. After closing his short at a loss, Wynn opened a 30x $BTC long position.

Whale loses $308,000 on $PONS trade

Another major whale drew attention through its activity in the altcoin $PONS. Lookonchain reported that the whale spent 181 $ETH, worth approximately $443,000 at the time, to purchase 7.99 million $PONS about a month ago.

After the price declined, the whale sold its entire $PONS position at a loss of $308,000. If it had held the tokens, the 7.99 million $PONS would now be worth $3.46 million, representing a potential profit of more than $3 million.

Whales accumulate and stake $HYPE

Mysterious whale address 0x6436 purchased 141,442 $HYPE tokens, valued at $11.88 million, today.

Another whale purchased 488,599 $HYPE at $35 per token five months ago, for a total value of $17.18 million. The whale has now staked all 488,599 $HYPE and currently holds $23.7 million in unrealized profit.

Ethereum whale sells $408 million in ETH

Finally, a mysterious Ethereum whale sold 167,855 $ETH worth approximately $408 million. The whale still holds 97,115 $ETH, valued at around $237 million.

This is not investment advice.

Evan Mercer

Penulis

Evan Mercer covers coins, digital assets and the market stories shaping everyday conversations about money. His work focuses on accessible explanations, useful context and the signals behind sudden moves.