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LAB might have another supply overhang coming.
A wallet believed to be linked to an insider, 0x0d9…751d0, moved more than 9.1M LAB, worth around $720K, to 10 newly created wallets about 4 hours ago.
the addresses are:
0xc094Ba6De3658940BC4624240B24E84777cD88Df
0x7B78050fa669831392DE6F504D57f4791B03d667
0xd7679Ec99060D958AE227aD94A691a7c1c9eC36e
0xe4e33B619d88a0356acd7C9B33dA0b39709eB2b9
0xA36AB0d7B0C9AB253527F81405dB9394E4Ee1c49
0x50C0B6E2b9C7cC2480Bb1Bb3753D5C9B71eF8BdD
0x6CD61937D6CA1c1f53b5ef94749e3A008046b501
0x384C42fB5a6eDf23A25D6961f9E0d983cE49A2e1
0x823ce167310B6d256EEAb79F1dB0B1B32EB6A081
0x8fe83DF97c1FA981f10982d097c4ad30D6ae528B
So far, those wallets haven’t moved or sold the tokens.
With #LAB still around a $36.8M market cap, this is definitely something to watch. If those fresh wallets start sending tokens out, selling pressure could pick up quickly.
Address: 0x3E83f85f3CDD47d9e9eCfBa83F6C383D7f5011E2
For now, it’s not confirmed that a sale is coming --- but 9.1M $LAB split across 10 fresh wallets is hard to ignore.

This guy is back in the game after making over $1.12M on a previous $AKE long.
This time, he’s betting on $GPS and $APR on Aster DEX.
He opened a 2x long on 27.23M GPS, worth around $450K, and is already up about $108K (+45.2%) after GPS jumped roughly 70%.
He also took a 2x long on 538,292 APR, worth around $100K, currently showing an $11K (+23.8%) profit.
Address: 0x8b6e7d4f8bfb8647c41779cb42a8d133559bc6a3
This wallet clearly likes catching momentum early.

Changxin, one of Hyperliquid’s biggest $CXMT longs, looks like he’s finally taking some profit.
The whale has been selling in batches using TWAP + limit orders, and has already sold close to 100K CXMT, locking in around $230K profit.
He’s still holding a huge position. The wallet has 1.53M #CXMT in a 5x long, worth around $13.34M.
Entry: $6.61, Floating profit: ~$5.45M, including funding.

Address: 0x9a80d88c21be60e870d07d852390e92d09223cf2

After riding CXMT this high, it looks like the whale is finally saying: take some profit, let the rest run.

BTC kept pushing higher, and this whale couldn’t get out fast enough😬.
He managed to close part of the short, but 288 BTC ($18.55M) still got liquidated.
He’s not fully out yet either. The wallet is still holding a 512 $BTC short, worth around $32.81M. New liquidation price: $64,663.1 .
Add: 0xff84dd888de8ac2ed9a44860dc44e57025d68f1d
After all those attempts to short BTC, he’s now holding a much smaller position --- but he’s still betting against the move.

Another 5,000 ETH ($9.53M) was bought around 8 hours ago, and instead of leaving it idle, the whale staked the entire amount.
That puts the total accumulation at 10,657 $ETH , worth about $20.07M.
OUR THOUGHT: buying millions of dollars worth of #ETH and locking it up for staking looks like a pretty serious conviction play.
Add: 0x8447A06F34e251ABeb55A0B7d5e01554F5072E0D

Riot Platforms keeps selling $BTC .
In the first half of 2026, Riot sold a total of 9,665 BTC, bringing in around $732.46M. Average selling price: $75,785 per BTC.
That’s a pretty big amount of #BTC hitting the market from one of the major miners.
Worth watching if #RIOT keeps this selling pace going into the second half of the year.

This SOL LOVER has been quiet for 2 years… and now he’s back🥳.
Wallet GvHYQQ just picked up another 47,535 SOL, worth around $3.6M.
This wallet has some serious history with SOL. Back in August–October 2023, he accumulated 291,790 #sol at an average price of just $23.37.
Then SOL took off. The whale eventually sold 191,789 SOL for around $24.62M, averaging about $128.36 per SOL and locking in more than $20M in profit.
After sitting on the sidelines for over 2 years, he’s now buying the dip again.
Address: GvHYQQLUwnb6cJpJuxBtAPPC2uWp84WxVEjC1idXgUce
WE THINK: this whale still knows when he wants to step in.

Some wallets really do make trading look harder than holding😅.
This trader just bought back 1,674 ETH ($3.19M) around $1,906.
The funny part? Two months ago, he had 1,891 ETH.
Now he’s down to 1,674 ETH ---- that’s 217 $ETH ($414K) gone from all the buying and selling.
Basically, selling lower and buying back higher.
Sometimes the best trade is no trade at all. Just holding would’ve saved this wallet a pretty painful $414K.
Add: 0x806267815970bec808e5bdf907a737e9682904aa

Two fresh wallets just pulled huge $BNB from Binance.
About 8 hours ago, 20,007 BNB, worth roughly $12.1M, was withdrawn across the two newly created addresses.
Address 1: 0x383aa1d742CdDD874dFe88ADDC5e859c8B66eB8D
Address 2: 0xA61244aAa69823A2c8313DC2f91A2C368CCbC9f8
New wallets + $12M worth of #bnb moving off an exchange = definitely something to keep on the radar.

$CXMT just pushed above $9, and one whale is getting absolutely crushed on the short😬.
Trader 0xf292 is short 2.9M #CXMT , worth around $26.08M.
The position is now down more than $11M in total: $7.21M unrealized loss$3.82M in funding fees. He entered around $6.505, so the move above $9 has put serious pressure on the position. Liquidation: $15.051
Address: 0xf2925cb0779a741fe33037cbd88fca5382e41244
That’s a brutal amount to be underwater while still holding the short.

This $BTC bear just got stopped out for the 4th time😬.
About an hour ago, he closed another 300 $BTC , taking a $9,065 loss.
Since opening this short on August 5, he’s now had 4 stop-outs, with total realized losses reaching around $988K.
And he’s still not giving up.
The whale currently holds a 1,700 #BTC short, worth about $107.82M, with around $270K in unrealized profit. Liquidation: $63,710.6 .
Address: 0xff84dd888de8ac2ed9a44860dc44e57025d68f1d
Four stop-outs and nearly $1M realized losses… but the short is still open. This guy really doesn’t want to flip bullish.

Garrett Jin-linked wallet might be trimming its $WLFI bag.
Back in February, the wallet withdrew 313M WLFI from Binance at an average price of around $0.1018, worth roughly $31.89M at the time.
After holding for about 6 months, it just sent 17M WLFI back to Binance around 8 hours ago.
If those tokens are sold, the wallet would reportedly take a loss of around $718K. It still holds roughly 296.3M #WLFI , currently worth around $17.71M.
So far, only a small part of the bag has moved, but another deposit to Binance could be worth watching.
Add: 0xf978263764078052193ff14CDFA32233Ed858a1A

Where this $ETH goes next? Whale 0x8447 just pulled another 5,300 ETH, worth around $9.98M, from Kraken.
The withdrawal happened about 11 hours ago. That’s another pretty big chunk of #ETH moving off the exchange.
ADDRESS: 0x8447A06F34e251ABeb55A0B7d5e01554F5072E0D

FOMO can get expensive real quick😬. Trader 0xacbf learned that the hard way, losing $110.7K in just 2 hours on $MarsCoin .
After #CZ burned 4,444 MARSCOIN, the trader rushed in and bought 6.15M MARSCOIN for 133K USDT.
Then CZ clarified that he would stop using his public wallet because people were reading too much into every move.
#marscoin absolutely collapsed after that, dropping more than 90%.
The trader eventually dumped his entire 6.15M MARSCOIN bag for just 22.4K USDT.
Loss: $110.7K in 2 hours. One wallet. One FOMO entry. One very expensive lesson.
Address: 0xacbf9fbc58d61bdafd70fd44213fdfe01311f2ab

This Bro really knows how to find these early. Add. 0x0121 has been quietly cooking. Four months ago, he found $ASTEROID when the market cap was only around $126K.
He put in just 1.25 ETH (~$3K) and bought 10.05B ASTEROID across 5 wallets.
Later, he sold 6.85B for about 90.95 ETH ($220K) and still has 3.2B ASTEROID, worth around $206K. So far, he’s made roughly $423K from a $3K entry. That’s about 140x.
And now he might have another one.
Over the last 2 days, he spent $16.5K on 22.1M $牛来 below a $750K market cap. That bag is already worth around $663K, with about $646K unrealized profit.
39x in two days is crazy.
Address: 0x0121525f755c9e7bbc525bba6672716ab46ced57

Pretty simple strategy: watch closely, get in early, take the initial capital out, then let the rest run.. This trader turned $9.6K into $282K in just a few hours. That’s roughly a 29x return🥳.
Here’s how he played it👇
1/ He was watching CZ’s public wallet closely.
The moment CZ’s wallet burned 4,444 $MarsCoin , he jumped in and spent 16 BNB ($9,645) to buy 84.61M MARSCOIN.
To get in before everyone else, he paid a much higher gas fee ... around $9.93.
2/ He didn’t get greedy right away.
Once the position doubled, he sold 42.3M MARSCOIN for 16.4 $BNB , basically taking his original investment off the table.
From there, the remaining 42.3M MARSCOIN was essentially house money.
3/ Instead of dumping everything at once, he slowly sold the rest as the price kept moving up.
In the end, those remaining tokens brought in 465 BNB, worth around $282K.
That made this wallet the biggest profit maker on MARSCOIN.
Address: 0x30f10c14ecf2ca7850fcdbf6f5ec291c242da577

CZ finally explained the story behind those token burns.
His public wallet burned 4,444 $币安人生 and 4,444 $MarsCoin , which obviously got the community speculating.
But according to #CZ , there was no hidden message behind it.
He was testing Trust Wallet and noticed his wallet was getting flooded with meme coins, making it harder to even find his BNB. So he tried burning some of them.
That only created more speculation. @CZ says he eventually realized there’s no real way to “clean” a public blockchain wallet. The more tokens he burns, the more people can simply send new ones to the address.
His solution? .... He plans to send the $BNB and 币安人生 tokens he received/bought with BNB to Giggle Academy, then stop using the wallet altogether. So yeah, probably no secret signal this time. Just CZ trying to clean up his wallet.

Forget the whales making crazy profits for a minute.😭. Let’s look at one of the unluckiest $MarsCoin traders.
Just 2 days before the big move, wallet 0x333…29cd2 sold 5.12M tokens at around $0.00006885, taking a loss of roughly $4.5K.
At the time, those tokens were worth only about $68K.
Now? That same bag would be worth around $171K.
And after watching it pump, the trader couldn’t resist. A few minutes ago, they FOMO’d back in with another $2,308.
That new bag is in profit for now… but overall, this trader is still underwater.
Sometimes the market really has a sense of humor.
Address: 0x333336479fc94b858f9beb748b547af96b529cd2

What’s the Hardest Part About Making Crypto Quantum-Safe?
Honestly, when we hear “quantum computing” and crypto, most of us probably think: Are quantum computers going to break crypto soon?
But Jimmy Su, Chief Security Officer at Binance, gave a pretty interesting answer to this.
The surprising part? The hardest thing isn’t actually building quantum-resistant cryptography. Jimmy said we already have cryptographic algorithms designed to handle attacks from both normal and quantum computers.

So what’s the real problem?
Getting the whole crypto industry to move over safely. And when you think about it, that makes a lot of sense. In traditional software, you can roll out an update and tell everyone to install it.
Crypto isn’t that simple. You’ve got developers, miners, validators, node operators, exchanges, custodians, wallet providers and millions of users all involved.
Then comes the really tricky part: What happens to old wallets that never migrate? What about lost wallets?. Do we eventually freeze coins that are still sitting on vulnerable addresses? And who gets to decide how long people have to move? .

These aren’t just technical questions anymore. They’re huge governance questions. The good thing is, quantum computing isn’t an immediate threat to crypto today.
But that doesn’t mean we can ignore it. The industry is thinking about this early because moving an entire crypto ecosystem to new security standards won’t happen overnight. That’s probably what we found most interesting about Jimmy’s answer.
Quantum-safe crypto isn’t just about inventing better cryptography.
The bigger challenge might be getting the entire ecosystem to move together. And that could take years.

#quantumcomputing

CZ’s public wallet just made an interesting move.
A few hours ago, it burned 4,444 $币安人生 and another 4,444 $MarsCoin .
Not exactly the kind of transaction you see every day. 👀
Now the community is left wondering --- was this just a random burn, or is there something more behind it?
Transaction hashes:
0x50966b46d632e7ee3be780fb6da32d442333b3ac1abbb71b08b1dfb88bceeb5b
0x39cdea776146288a244abff56955a50c65e42ccd1233c31d38594dad9df52c19