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ChainCatcher reports that, according to TradingBeats monitoring, as HYPE broke above $88, the largest HYPE long address on Hyperliquid, 0x082e...ca88, currently holds about 1.38 million HYPE in long positions, with a position value of about $122 million. The average opening price was $38.68, current unrealized profit is about $68.62 million, and the position uses 5x cross margin leverage.
This address opened a HYPE long position of about $40 million with 5x leverage approximately 5 hours before Robinhood announced the listing of HYPE spot on October 23, 2025. Because the timing of the large-position entry was so precise, the community suspected it had non-public information, and it was therefore dubbed the "HYPE listing insider whale."

ChainCatcher reported that DeFi researcher Ignas posted on X that, in the AI era, the way people look for Meme coins has not fundamentally changed. Taking Grok as an example, when asked to recommend Meme coins worth buying, it usually just provides token tickers based on historical data such as views, trading volume, and the number of posts on X.
Real Meme coin trading still requires human judgment to determine whether a project has the potential to go viral, including market sentiment, community atmosphere, narrative appeal, and whether KOLs suddenly start shilling it. Compared with asking AI once a day what to buy, staying online 24/7 and capturing changes in market sentiment still has the advantage.

ChainCatcher news, The Kobeissi Letter stated that Bitcoin and gold price trends are becoming increasingly synchronized. The 90-day correlation between Bitcoin and gold prices has risen to +0.50, nearly matching the historical high set during the 2020 pandemic, and it has more than doubled since the start of the year.
In contrast, after the 2022 bear market recovery, this 90-day correlation once rose to +0.30. The account said the recent acceleration in correlation occurred after the U.S. Treasury announced on August 19 that it would at least double the scale of long-term bond buybacks, increasing them from $2 billion per operation to $4 billion.

Author: Zen, PANews

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ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin’s monitoring, the “news trader” paid 40.8 BNB (US$31,000) in node bribes and Gas fees, and front-ran the purchase of Hakimi in the first second after Binance announced the listing of the Hakimi futures contract, then sold it for a profit of US$378,000.
The analysis shows that the announcement of Binance listing the Hakimi futures contract was issued at 13:55:12. Within the first second, he paid node BNB48 Club 35.3 BNB (US$26,800) in bribes, used a private RPC channel to front-run and buy 2.647 million BNB (US$200,000) worth of 9.89 million Hakimi at a price of US$0.02. He also paid a high Gas fee of 5.5 BNB (US$4,200). Of course, the high bribe and Gas fee allowed him to buy first, and then other traders bought after him, pushing up the price.