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🔍🐳 Whale and institutional transactions:
1. Abraxas Capital opens shorts on Hyperliquid for an amount of about ~$783M. At the same time, Abraxas Capital actively hedges its positions using spot purchases, pulling out 73 872 #ETH ($173.17M) from Binance over the past 4 days;
2. Arthur Hayes bought back 1.9M #ETHFI ($1.17M) at a price of $0.62. 4 months ago, he sold 265 461 #ETHFI ($118K) at a loss at a price of $0.44;
3. Team #TRUMP sold #TRUMP for 3.39M #USDC.
💡 Conclusion: The market shows mixed-direction activity from large players. Large funds (Abraxas Capital) prefer complex delta-neutral strategies, shifting risk into shorts on derivatives and accumulating spot #ETH . At the same time, individual whales, like Arthur Hayes, use local drawdowns to average into altcoin positions despite prior losses, while insiders of political tokens (#TRUMP ) continue taking profit in stablecoins.

Recently, it was mentioned on streams that someone is already hedging positions—here’s an example of their work …

$ETH $TRUMP

🇺🇸 The Memecoin TRUMP has once again found itself at the center of attention.

A group of American senators has approached the SEC demanding that the project be checked. In their view, the token may show signs of a scheme similar to a “soft rug pull,” where insiders gradually take profits as retail investors’ interest remains.

What prompted these statements:

• By estimates, about 1 million investors in total have lost more than $3.8 billion.
• The token itself has already dropped by nearly 98% from its historical high.
• There has also been information that one of the early participants could have earned up to $109 million in just a few days.

All of this is happening amid discussion of the CLARITY Act, where at the same time the issue is being raised of banning high-ranking officials from profiting from crypto assets while they influence regulation of the industry.

These kinds of updates once again remind us of a simple truth: a loud name does not make a project reliable. In crypto, it’s always more important to analyze tokenomics, liquidity, coin distribution, and real risks than to buy an asset just because of hype.

#wlfi #TRUMP $TRUMP

#bstockscis It’s time to confess: I’m cooking in crypto, but so far I’ve never traded tokenized bStocks on Binance. I kept putting it off “until tomorrow,” but when the project surpassed the $500 000 000 AUM mark (the amount of funds held), I realized I was missing out on a huge trend.
Let’s dig into this tool together, from scratch! What hooked me at first glance? These aren’t just trinkets—they’re real assets: every bStocks token is backed 100% by an actual U.S. share 1:1, which is held by a custodian.
To start, I picked assets from tech giants, such as $NVDAB and $TSLAB . Let’s make it interactive: @binancecis, tell us—what starting volume and positions are best for a beginner so they don’t end up in trouble? Share your experience in the comments; we’ll learn together!
#bStocksCIS