In 2010, a user sent 1 BTC to himself, and ultimately lost access to 8,999 BTC.
He restored an old wallet backup and discovered that the remaining coins had gone to an unfamiliar address. He didn't have the private key, and the old wallet file was lost forever.
Sixteen years later, according to Arkham, 8,999 BTC worth around $741 million are still sitting at that address.
The bitcoins are visible to everyone, but spending them without the private key is impossible$BTC $ARKM
Arkham is changing the game. Tracking whale wallets will become harder: Arkham $ARKM has launched Enterprise and is moving a number of key tools to a paid subscription.
The cost is $1,500 per month for access to transaction tracking, cross-network fund transfers, and advanced notifications.
It seems professional analytics is becoming a privilege for those willing to pay for it
Trading volume $BULLA is gradually increasing. Maybe something interesting is happening behind the scenes. I admit I got in a little late, but I'm still holding my position for now 👀
2.9 million new $WLD tokens unlock every day without sharp spikes, linearly until 2038. At a price of $0.5714, that’s $1.66 million in new supply daily — 28% of the free float per year, while only 38% of the total supply is currently in circulation.
The token has no direct mechanism for earning revenue from fees, and futures trading volume is 5.4 times higher than spot trading volume.
This growth can be sustained only if World ID fees start flowing to $WLD before the constant influx of new tokens puts pressure on the market
Whale wallets $BULLA are under observation! Arkham data shows several large wallets linked to one another. After this pump, they are worth watching for potential profit-taking and selling pressure.
If they start transferring tokens to exchanges, it could be an important signal for the market
Arthur Hayes continues to bet on the crypto market. According to Arkham, his publicly identified wallet holds more than $14 million in assets. Its main positions:
* $5.63 million in $ENA * $3.15 million in $weETH * $2.45 million in $UNI * $1.32 million in $ETHFI
Additionally, the wallet received $LMTS tokens through vesting, and recent purchases of $AERO, $PENDLE, and $ZAMA have been recorded.
Suddenly, $IRYS saw a sharp increase in trading volume.
Over the past 24 hours, the price has risen by more than 54%, while trading volume on Binance reached $106.99 million—an increase of more than 14,000%. Open interest has also surged. Traders' interest in the token appears to be growing rapidly.
$ENA showed a strong bounce off the 0.50 Fibonacci level. This is a very strong price reaction to an important support zone. I got a little carried away with my expectations, but it's nice to see such a bounce
Since May 13, 2022, 461.57 billion $LUNC have been burned. Of these, 110.48 billion LUNC were burned directly on-chain, accounting for 23.94% of the total. Another 351.09 billion are in the burn wallet.
Over the last 7 days, 576.44 million LUNC were burned, or around 82.35 million tokens per day.
Over the last 30 days, the figure reached 2.45 billion LUNC.
A further 87.56 million tokens have already been burned today.
Burning continues, but the key question is how quickly the reduction in supply can affect the $LUNC market.
Wall Street can now trade futures on $UNI CME has launched regulated futures on Uniswap, making UNI the first DeFi governance token with futures contracts available on the exchange. FalconX and GSR have already executed a block trade.
DeFi is no longer competing only for the attention of crypto traders. The sector is now entering the same derivatives infrastructure used by traditional financial markets.
Developers $ZEC confirmed the date of the November NU7 upgrade, which will triple payment speeds.
The NU7 upgrade will reduce the time between Zcash blocks from 75 to 25 seconds. The chosen block height still needs to be included in the specification and Node.js software.
$DOOD faced heavy selling pressure, and on-chain transactions explain a lot. One large wallet received 200 million $DOOD and, about five minutes later, transferred the same 200 million tokens to an OKX deposit address. Shortly afterward, the price of $DOOD dropped sharply.
This wasn’t an isolated case. Several large wallets showed similar activity, transferring significant amounts of tokens to exchanges
18 million verified World users across 160 countries, while World Chain fees amount to around $700 per day.
Meanwhile, the market cap is $WLD —$2.22 billion, but the token has no mechanism for earning revenue from these fees. 2.9 million $WLD are unlocked daily, increasing market supply.
The introduction of World ID fees routed directly to $WLD , or the absorption of new tokens through real demand, is what separates narrative from real value.
I'm a big fan of $ENA , but I have to take into account what the chart is showing. 👀
$ENA seems to have broken through the ascending trendline and is now testing it from below.
If the price gets rejected in this zone, an interesting short opportunity could emerge—especially if $BTC starts losing momentum and moves downward. 🎯 The $0.14 zone is a target to watch if selling pressure intensifies.
But if BTC continues to rise or ENA moves back above the trendline, this scenario may not play out.