This afternoon, a major movement reoccurred on the chain. Wallet "0x2a42" has been transferring large amounts of funds from a major exchange over the past two days, with a single transfer of 87,000 LINK, worth millions of dollars. Even more outrageous is that this address has accumulated nearly 290,000 LINK in just 48 hours, with a total value of $3 million.
But this is far from the whole story. During the same period, another whale "0xEC7B" operated even more aggressively—swallowing 470,000 LINK in two days, with a total investment of over 57 million RMB. This is no small matter; real money speaks volumes.
From on-chain monitoring data, what do these large withdrawals and accumulations usually indicate? Institutions and big players wouldn't spend so much money without reason. They either see fundamental support or have sniffed out a market turning point in advance. Such levels of accumulation often trigger chain reactions—retail investor sentiment follows, liquidity tightens, and bullish expectations gradually build.
The technical perspective also aligns with this signal. Key support levels are approaching, and once broken upward, it could easily trigger follow-up buying. How things develop next depends on when these whales start releasing their chips.
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FlyingLeek
· 10h ago
This wave is really about to rise, and the whales are quietly positioning themselves.
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Wait, isn't this just another trap to lure in more buyers? I haven't even healed from my cut.
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290,000 LINK tokens, my goodness, how much does that cost? I can't even gather 2,900 in my pocket.
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Why does it feel like every time the whales move, they precisely hit my stop-loss price?
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Is it true? So many institutions are eating up? Then I'm still here debating whether to add to my position.
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It's just a coin upgrade, why does it have to be analyzed so complicated? Isn't it just to make retail investors follow and buy in?
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When the support level breaks, retail investors have to run. I've played this trick too many times.
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Watching the on-chain data rise, but my account is still falling. This feeling is really terrible.
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not_your_keys
· 10h ago
Big whales are accumulating, retail investors are about to be harvested again, right?
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TideReceder
· 10h ago
Is this the same old story again? Big investors throwing money in to make the price go up? I could have sworn you said the same thing last time.
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Damn, 57 million? I don't even make that much in a year's salary.
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Wait, is this real? 290,000 tokens in two days? That seems a bit off to me.
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Here comes the trick. They buy in, then dump the price. It happens every time.
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Anyway, let's see if it can break through the key level first.
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This level of action... but I wouldn't dare follow the trend; I can't afford to play that game.
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Sounds good, but isn't it just waiting for retail investors to buy the dip?
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On-chain data is impressive, but who knows who's behind the wallet?
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Hmm, this scale is indeed a bit crazy. Interesting.
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Talking about accumulation leading to a rise again, as if whales never lose money.
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PanicSeller
· 10h ago
Here we go again, the old trick of whales accumulating funds. Why can't I ever learn it?
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AlphaWhisperer
· 10h ago
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Whale's move this time is quite interesting.
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Wait, 57 million spent just to stockpile? They must be very optimistic.
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The question is, do these whales really understand or are they just gambling?
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On-chain data is right there; whether retail investors follow or not is the key.
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Support levels are approaching; is a breakout really that easy?
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This time is different; two whales acted simultaneously, did they coordinate?
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GasFeeLover
· 10h ago
This whale's move is really ruthless, 290,000 LINK... retail investors can only watch in frustration.
This afternoon, a major movement reoccurred on the chain. Wallet "0x2a42" has been transferring large amounts of funds from a major exchange over the past two days, with a single transfer of 87,000 LINK, worth millions of dollars. Even more outrageous is that this address has accumulated nearly 290,000 LINK in just 48 hours, with a total value of $3 million.
But this is far from the whole story. During the same period, another whale "0xEC7B" operated even more aggressively—swallowing 470,000 LINK in two days, with a total investment of over 57 million RMB. This is no small matter; real money speaks volumes.
From on-chain monitoring data, what do these large withdrawals and accumulations usually indicate? Institutions and big players wouldn't spend so much money without reason. They either see fundamental support or have sniffed out a market turning point in advance. Such levels of accumulation often trigger chain reactions—retail investor sentiment follows, liquidity tightens, and bullish expectations gradually build.
The technical perspective also aligns with this signal. Key support levels are approaching, and once broken upward, it could easily trigger follow-up buying. How things develop next depends on when these whales start releasing their chips.