Whale

In Web3, a Whale is an individual or entity that holds a massive quantity of a specific cryptocurrency, giving them the power to influence market prices through large trades.Whale Watching—tracking the on-chain movement of these large wallets—is a popular strategy for identifying accumulation or distribution phases. In 2026, "Institutional Whales" (such as sovereign wealth funds and corporate treasuries) have replaced early adopters as the primary market movers. This tag explores wallet tracking, liquidity impact, and whale sentiment analysis.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
Updated: 2026/02/02 18:52
AguilaTrades, a whale, started shorting ETH with 25x leverage 20 minutes ago.

AguilaTrades, a whale, started shorting ETH with 25x leverage 20 minutes ago.

PANews reported on August 10 that according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, the whale AguilaTrades started shorting ETH. He started shorting ETH with 25x leverage 20 minutes ago and

Author: PANews
A whale continues to deposit funds into HyperLiquid to avoid liquidation of ETH short positions, currently with a floating loss of approximately $19.9 million.

A whale continues to deposit funds into HyperLiquid to avoid liquidation of ETH short positions, currently with a floating loss of approximately $19.9 million.

PANews reported on August 10th that Onchain Lens monitoring revealed that a major cryptocurrency whale has been continuously depositing funds into HyperLiquid to avoid liquidation of its $66.4 million ETH

Author: PANews
Pepe price rises as whale accumulation jumps amid ETH boom

Pepe price rises as whale accumulation jumps amid ETH boom

The Pepe price continued its recovery this week, jumping for four consecutive days amid whale accumulation and an Ethereum rebound. Whales are buying Pepe tokens Pepe (PEPE) token rose to $0.000012 on Saturday, Aug. 9, its highest level since July…

Author: Crypto.news
Two whales bought a total of over 25,000 ETH today

Two whales bought a total of over 25,000 ETH today

According to PANews on August 9, according to Lookonchain monitoring, two whales bought a total of 25,764 today, including: 1. Whale 0xF436 withdrew 17,655 ETH worth $72.7 million from exchanges

Author: PANews
The long position of the whale AguilaTrades was basically closed 10 minutes ago

The long position of the whale AguilaTrades was basically closed 10 minutes ago

PANews reported on August 9 that according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, the long position of the whale AguilaTrades was basically closed 10 minutes ago. It took him only

Author: PANews
AguilaTrades, a giant whale, is closing its long position, with a profit of approximately $11.4 million.

AguilaTrades, a giant whale, is closing its long position, with a profit of approximately $11.4 million.

PANews reported on August 9th that on-chain analyst Yu Jin is monitoring a major whale, AguilaTrades, who has experienced several costly losses from rolling profits, is currently closing his long

Author: PANews
Data: Whales have bought about 50 million XRP in the past 48 hours

Data: Whales have bought about 50 million XRP in the past 48 hours

PANews reported on August 9 that according to data disclosed by on-chain analyst Ali (@ali_charts) on the X platform, whales have bought about 50 million XRP in the past 48

Author: PANews
An ancient whale who had hoarded ETH for 9 years sold 4,723 ETH at an average price of $7.7

An ancient whale who had hoarded ETH for 9 years sold 4,723 ETH at an average price of $7.7

PANews reported on August 9th that according to on-chain analyst Ember, an ancient whale who hoarded 14,945 ETH at $7.79 nine years ago sold ETH at $4,005 last December and

Author: PANews
The “whale with a 75% win rate in four ETH battles” has closed all its positions, resulting in a loss of $20.73 million in shorting ETH

The “whale with a 75% win rate in four ETH battles” has closed all its positions, resulting in a loss of $20.73 million in shorting ETH

PANews reported on August 9th that according to on-chain analyst Ember, a whale with a 75% win rate in four ETH battles did not add to their positions after their

Author: PANews
A whale previously sold 38,582 ETH during the ETH crash and is currently buying back 1,800 ETH at a high price.

A whale previously sold 38,582 ETH during the ETH crash and is currently buying back 1,800 ETH at a high price.

According to PANews on August 9th, according to Lookonchain monitoring, about a week ago, whale 0x3c9E panic-sold 38,582 ETH, worth $136.89 million, at a price of $3,548 during the ETH

Author: PANews