A whale sold 90,000 SOL in the past 15 hours in exchange for 14.87 million USDC
According to blockchain analyst Yu Jin, on November 2nd, a SOL whale sold 90,000 SOL for 14.87 million USDC at a price of $165 over the past 15 hours. The whale had redeemed 143,700 SOL from staking one day prior, and sold 60,000 SOL directly on-chain for 9.929 million USDC. Another 30,000 SOL was sold via Wintermute OTC for 4.94 million USDC at an average price of $165.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
Pump.Fun Sued for Securities Violations
Memecoin factory Pump.Fun is in hot water again, facing a fresh class action lawsuit alleging securities violations.
Cardano founder Wants US Budget on Blockchain
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has floated a bold idea
Weekly crypto fund flows drop 72% as Trump's trade tariffs, DeepSeek hit sentiment: CoinShares
Net inflows into global crypto investments dropped to $527 million last week from $1.9 billion the week before, according to asset manager CoinShares.While Trump’s potential tariffs were already an escalating concern last week, the full impact of his weekend announcement is yet to be reflected in the weekly figures.
Utah’s Bitcoin reserve bill could become the first state-level law in the US
Share link:In this post: Utah could soon get its digital asset bill approved, especially since its Economic Development Committee voted in favour of it. Porter and Teuscher expect Utah to be the first US state to establish a Bitcoin reserve. Senator Lummis says their reserved bill has earned more bipartisan support, though they could use a bit more.