If Whales Move the Market, UniWhales Is the Whale Whisperer

A Bitcoin whale has just pulled off a serious move. They withdrew 1K $BTC, worth over $84M, from the world’s largest crypto exchange by trading volume, according to blockchain tracking service Whale Alert. Now, before you assume someone’s cashing out, let’s clarify: this kind of move usually signals the opposite. Whales don’t move funds off […]

Bitcoin has recovered over the last day after gaining momentum from the Valkyrie Ethereum ETF news and pulling up the likes of the MATIC price. This has led to a rare green day for the cryptocurrency market in as many months but MATIC may not be able to hold as well as other altcoins as whales make their move. Whales Move Tens Of Millions To Exchanges The first notable whale transaction involving MATIC was flagged by Lookonchain on Wednesday. The transaction was carrying 10.78 million tokens at the time worth around $5.5 million. Related Reading: IPO Frenzy: What Happens To XRP Price If....

Shiba Inu whales are on the move again, sparking speculations on what they expect from the meme coin. One whale, in particular, has caught the attention of the SHIB community following a massive withdrawal from the popular crypto and stock trading exchange Robinhood. Whale Pulls Out Almost $40 Million From Robinhood The Shiba Inu whale transactions that have got tongues wagging were first picked up on June 20 by the on-chain whale tracking platform Whale Alert. According to the report, the whale had removed a total of 2,2 billion SHIB from the exchange, which was worth approximately $40....

The term "whale" is frequently used to describe the big money Bitcoin players that show their hand in the Bitcoin market. The ocean as a metaphor for the market is apt, since one can then extend it to include the big fish and the small fish; sharks; rallies as feeding frenzies; waves as market moves; and so forth. It may be, however, that the term "whale" has been applied to the wrong class of investor because the players described below are truly the biggest creatures in the ocean. Bitcoin Dolphins. They show themselves in the exchanges with orders of 1000 BTC, every now and again, and....

Amid the turbulent crypto bear market, Chainlink whales are continuing to show their hand by refusing to back down. This has led to a rapid rise in not only the holdings of these Chainlink whales but the number of whale addresses associated with the altcoin as well. Chainlink Whale Addresses Rise By 6% In a […]