☀️ 3 big stories at midday: A whale deposited 1.79 million UNI on Binance an hour ago, while Pump.fun has its eye on the derivatives market
1️⃣ An hour ago, a whale withdrew 1.79 million $UNI (about $13.18 million) from Venus Protocol and deposited it straight into Binance.
Tracked by Lookonchain (Foresight News) and cross-verified by ChainCatcher: it was the same address belonging to a whale whose Polymarket username is web3vc.
$UNI is currently at $7.50 (Kraken price checked at 13:43 for this update), up about 2.7% over 24 hours, while BTC is up only about 0.18% over the same period—the tokens haven't been dumped yet, and the price is holding for now.
👉 Takeaway: Sending tokens to an exchange doesn't mean an immediate dump, but $13.18 million in potential selling pressure is now on the table. Be cautious about chasing UNI in the short term.
2️⃣ Pump.fun is developing perpetual futures trading powered by Hyperliquid.
First reported by MMS News (Foresight News) and picked up by ChainCatcher: Hyperliquid perpetuals data has already appeared in Pump.fun's frontend API—the proof is on its way.
👉 Takeaway: The meme launchpad is expanding into derivatives, letting users trade futures without leaving Pump.fun. That's an ecosystem win for Hyperliquid, as more projects use its infrastructure. $HYPE is currently at $84.36 (Kraken price checked for this update). This move targets users of every derivatives exchange—it's a big play.
3️⃣ Spot BTC ETFs saw net inflows of $21.1281 million yesterday (with BlackRock's IBIT alone taking in $22.38 million), while spot ETH ETFs saw net outflows of $56.1001 million, marking their ninth consecutive day of outflows.
Data from SoSoValue (sourced independently by Foresight News and ChainCatcher).
👉 Takeaway: Yesterday, BTC ETFs were still seeing daily outflows of $244 million (see yesterday's midday post); today, they quietly bounced back into positive territory. Institutions have now been selling ETH for nine straight days, and the divergence between the two ETF groups is widening. The BTC/ETH exchange rate is likely to remain under pressure.
💬 Whales loading up UNI on exchanges, Pump.fun entering derivatives, and ETFs going in opposite directions—which are you more bullish on next week: a $UNI rebound or more institutional selling of $ETH ? Share your thoughts in the comments.
#BTC #ETH #UNI #HYPE #ETF
1️⃣ An hour ago, a whale withdrew 1.79 million $UNI (about $13.18 million) from Venus Protocol and deposited it straight into Binance.
Tracked by Lookonchain (Foresight News) and cross-verified by ChainCatcher: it was the same address belonging to a whale whose Polymarket username is web3vc.
$UNI is currently at $7.50 (Kraken price checked at 13:43 for this update), up about 2.7% over 24 hours, while BTC is up only about 0.18% over the same period—the tokens haven't been dumped yet, and the price is holding for now.
👉 Takeaway: Sending tokens to an exchange doesn't mean an immediate dump, but $13.18 million in potential selling pressure is now on the table. Be cautious about chasing UNI in the short term.
2️⃣ Pump.fun is developing perpetual futures trading powered by Hyperliquid.
First reported by MMS News (Foresight News) and picked up by ChainCatcher: Hyperliquid perpetuals data has already appeared in Pump.fun's frontend API—the proof is on its way.
👉 Takeaway: The meme launchpad is expanding into derivatives, letting users trade futures without leaving Pump.fun. That's an ecosystem win for Hyperliquid, as more projects use its infrastructure. $HYPE is currently at $84.36 (Kraken price checked for this update). This move targets users of every derivatives exchange—it's a big play.
3️⃣ Spot BTC ETFs saw net inflows of $21.1281 million yesterday (with BlackRock's IBIT alone taking in $22.38 million), while spot ETH ETFs saw net outflows of $56.1001 million, marking their ninth consecutive day of outflows.
Data from SoSoValue (sourced independently by Foresight News and ChainCatcher).
👉 Takeaway: Yesterday, BTC ETFs were still seeing daily outflows of $244 million (see yesterday's midday post); today, they quietly bounced back into positive territory. Institutions have now been selling ETH for nine straight days, and the divergence between the two ETF groups is widening. The BTC/ETH exchange rate is likely to remain under pressure.
💬 Whales loading up UNI on exchanges, Pump.fun entering derivatives, and ETFs going in opposite directions—which are you more bullish on next week: a $UNI rebound or more institutional selling of $ETH ? Share your thoughts in the comments.
#BTC #ETH #UNI #HYPE #ETF