According to @lookonchain, whale #66kETHBorrow has accumulated 385,718 ETH worth about $1.33B based on on-chain tracking, source: Lookonchain. According to @lookonchain, the same entity just borrowed another $120M USDT from Aave and deposited the funds to Binance, source: Lookonchain. According to @lookonchain, this flow likely indicates preparation to buy more ETH, which is a trading-relevant signal for ETH markets, source: Lookonchain.

According to Lookonchain, address 0x9992 borrowed 10M USDC from Aave roughly two hours prior to the post and purchased 2,909 ETH; source: Lookonchain on X https://x.com/lookonchain/status/1988501287936422209. According to Lookonchain, the whale currently has 83,816 ETH valued at approximately $288.6M deposited on Aave and has borrowed $122.89M in stablecoins; source: Lookonchain on X https://x.com/lookonchain/status/1988501287936422209. According to Lookonchain, the related addresses can be monitored for position changes via Arkham Intelligence; sources: https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/0x99926Ab8E1B589500aE87977632f13cF7f70F242 and https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/0x54d250405d22e858D125Ce2c1aFFC7D73AFe6029. According to Lookonchain, this flow indicates leveraged long ETH exposure via Aave borrowing and spot accumulation; source: Lookonchain on X https://x.com/lookonchain/status/1988501287936422209.

According to @lookonchain, a whale tied to the “66k ETH Borrow” cluster purchased 30,548 ETH (about USD 105.36M) in the past hour. Source: @lookonchain on X, Nov 12, 2025. According to @lookonchain, cumulative buys since Nov 4 reached 385,718 ETH (about USD 1.33B), with USD 270M of the purchasing funds borrowed from Aave. Source: @lookonchain on X, Nov 12, 2025. According to @lookonchain, related addresses disclosed for monitoring are 0x85e05C10dB73499fbDeCAb0dfbB794a446feEeC8, 0x6e9e81EfCC4CBff68eD04c4a90AeA33cB22c8c89, 0xE5C248D8d3F3871bD0f68E9C4743459C43BB4e4c, and 0xFaf1358Fe6a9FA29A169Dfc272B14E709f54840f. Source: @lookonchain on X, Nov 12, 2025.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, whale address 0xE5C...B4e4c supplied 78,444.11 ETH to Aave and borrowed 100,000,000 USDT with a reported health factor of 2.33 (source: @ai_9684xtpa; on-chain reference: Debank address 0xe5c248d8d3f3871bd0f68e9c4743459c43bb4e4c). According to @ai_9684xtpa, the entity then sent funds to Binance and withdrew 44,287.8 ETH worth about $156M at an average acquisition price of $3,532.6 (source: @ai_9684xtpa; on-chain reference: Debank address 0xe5c248d8d3f3871bd0f68e9c4743459c43bb4e4c). Based on Aave documentation, borrowing USDT against ETH collateral to acquire additional ETH constitutes a leveraged long, and declines in ETH price reduce the health factor toward 1.0 and increase liquidation risk (source: Aave Docs). Based on Aave liquidation mechanics, monitoring this address’s Aave health factor and transfer activity offers visibility into position stability and potential forced-selling thresholds, with the reported $3,532.6 cost basis serving as a key reference level for traders (source: Aave Docs; source: @ai_9684xtpa; on-chain reference: Debank address 0xe5c248d8d3f3871bd0f68e9c4743459c43bb4e4c).

According to @EmberCN, a whale or institution that previously shorted ETH for a $24.48M profit pivoted to long by buying 191,477 ETH at $3,335 on Nov 5, now showing $47.87M in unrealized gains. Source: @EmberCN on X; debank.com/profile/0xe5c248d8d3f3871bd0f68e9c4743459c43bb4e4c; x.com/EmberCN/status/1988053052059009220. According to @EmberCN, the same address borrowed 100M USDT from Aave about 7 hours ago, transferred it to Binance, and withdrew 44,288 ETH worth about $156M to self-custody, indicating leveraged accumulation activity. Source: @EmberCN on X; debank.com/profile/0xe5c248d8d3f3871bd0f68e9c4743459c43bb4e4c; x.com/EmberCN/status/1988053052059009220. According to @EmberCN, over the past week the address accumulated a total of 235,765 ETH valued around $795M at an average entry price of $3,372, establishing the reported cost basis for the position. Source: @EmberCN on X; debank.com/profile/0xe5c248d8d3f3871bd0f68e9c4743459c43bb4e4c; x.com/EmberCN/status/1988053052059009220.

According to Lookonchain, the whale who previously borrowed 66K ETH to sell later accumulated 257,543 ETH valued at $896M during the market dip. According to Lookonchain, the same address just deposited 34,156 ETH ($120.3M) into Aave, borrowed 60M USDT, and transferred the funds to Binance. According to Lookonchain, this flow is likely intended to buy more ETH.

According to @CryptoMichNL, traders should stop labeling everything as Altcoins and reserve the term specifically for memecoins (source: @CryptoMichNL on X, Nov 8, 2025). He states that tokens from building projects such as LINK, AAVE, and NEAR should be treated as crypto company tokens rather than Altcoins in his framework (source: @CryptoMichNL on X, Nov 8, 2025). For trading workflows, this classification separates memecoin baskets from project tokens like LINK, AAVE, and NEAR when organizing watchlists and peer groups (source: @CryptoMichNL on X, Nov 8, 2025). The post was published on Nov 8, 2025, signaling his current taxonomy for market communication and analysis (source: @CryptoMichNL on X, Nov 8, 2025).

According to @lookonchain, address 0x540C withdrew 114.9M USDT from Aave, pushing USDT utilization on the core market to 92.83%, above the 92% optimal utilization threshold (source: @lookonchain; source: Etherscan tx 0x8427fc1c91a133c02f10999c089806ebff0296bae4c875f07ed379b649ba8549). According to Aave documentation, when utilization exceeds the optimal level, the kinked interest rate model increases variable borrow APRs sharply and lifts supply APYs due to the higher post-kink slope (source: Aave Docs – Interest Rate Strategy). Based on @lookonchain’s reported 92.83% utilization, USDT borrowing costs on Aave should rise while USDT suppliers see higher yields under the model mechanics (source: @lookonchain; source: Aave Docs – Interest Rate Strategy). For traders, monitoring Aave’s USDT variable borrow APR, supply APY, and available liquidity can inform decisions to repay variable USDT debt or supply USDT to capture elevated yields in line with the documented rate model (source: Aave Docs – Interest Rate Strategy; source: @lookonchain).

According to @PANewsCN, Arkham data shows Justin Sun withdrew 45,000 ETH valued at 154.5 million dollars from Aave and deposited it into Lido for staking this morning, source: Arkham Intelligence via PANews. Arkham further reports the publicly tagged wallet associated with Justin Sun now holds about 534 million dollars in ETH, surpassing his TRX holdings of roughly 519 million dollars, source: Arkham Intelligence via PANews. This single transfer adds 45,000 ETH to Lido deposits and removes the same amount from Aave from this address, directly affecting on-chain liquidity profiles for ETH, LDO, and AAVE tracked by Arkham, source: Arkham Intelligence via PANews.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, MetaAlpha withdrew 6,800 ETH worth about 22.72 million dollars from Binance roughly 6 hours ago and deposited the entire amount into Aave, source: @OnchainDataNerd; ARKM Explorer address 0x96F49d0e9724dFD8780fa667ac37A993f005CB94. The on-chain transfers confirm the ETH moved off a centralized exchange and was supplied to the Aave lending pool under that wallet, source: @OnchainDataNerd; ARKM Explorer address 0x96F49d0e9724dFD8780fa667ac37A993f005CB94. On Aave, supplied ETH can be enabled as collateral to borrow other assets, which is standard protocol behavior, source: Aave documentation. For trading implications, this shift relocates 6,800 ETH from exchange order books to a lending venue that enables collateralized borrowing, a setup traders monitor when evaluating near-term ETH liquidity and leverage conditions, source: @OnchainDataNerd; Aave documentation.

According to @EmberCN, an entity that borrowed 66,000 ETH on Oct 20 by posting roughly 700M USDC as collateral on Aave to short repaid the debt yesterday and realized a $24.48M profit, source: X post https://x.com/EmberCN/status/1985876023158980987 and Arkham data https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/0xFaf1358Fe6a9FA29A169Dfc272B14E709f54840f. From last night to this morning, the same wallets sent $482M USDC into Binance and withdrew 144,255 ETH with an estimated average execution near $3,341, indicating an active shift to ETH accumulation, source: @EmberCN on X https://x.com/EmberCN/status/1985876023158980987 and Arkham data https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/0xE5C248D8d3F3871bD0f68E9C4743459C43BB4e4c. For traders, the whale’s reported cost basis around $3,341 and the net exchange outflow of 144,255 ETH are levels and flows to monitor for liquidity and risk management, with figures taken from @EmberCN’s report and the referenced Arkham addresses, source: X post https://x.com/EmberCN/status/1985876023158980987 and Arkham data https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/0x6e9e81EfCC4CBff68eD04c4a90AeA33cB22c8c89.

According to @EmberCN on X, the ETH whale nemorino.eth sold 8,000 ETH at $3,609 after the overnight drop and repaid $24.83 million in USDC borrowings on Aave, fully removing leverage and realizing a $7.58 million profit (+98%). According to @EmberCN on X, the trader accumulated 10,914 ETH at a $2,946 average from May to October using looping loans starting with $7.7 million USDC. According to @EmberCN on X, the exit was motivated by concern over liquidation risk amid further downside. According to the DeBank wallet page for 0x8aecc5526f92a46718f8e68516d22038d8670e0d, the address activity aligns with the reported de-leveraging and Aave repayments.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, Aave looping-long address 0xC26...7869C sold 2,500 ETH (about $9.67M) roughly 8 hours ago to reduce leverage (source: @ai_9684xtpa; on-chain view via DeBank). According to @ai_9684xtpa, the same wallet bought 2,989 ETH between Oct 13 and Oct 27 at an average price of $4,197, implying an estimated realized loss of about $820,000 on this sale (source: @ai_9684xtpa; DeBank). According to @ai_9684xtpa, the address still collateralizes 13,504.56 ETH and has borrowed $37.24M in stablecoins on Aave with a health factor of 1.16 (source: @ai_9684xtpa; DeBank). Positions on Aave become eligible for liquidation when the health factor falls below 1.0, making 1.16 a relatively narrow buffer by protocol design (source: Aave documentation).

According to @PANewsCN, analyst JackMandin stated that in Q3 Aave generated nearly 4 million dollars in interest income from GHO lending, marking an all time high for the protocol. Source: PANews on X https://twitter.com/PANewsCN/status/1984084271271964819; JackMandin on X https://x.com/JackMandin/status/1983921534684016883 @PANewsCN reported that because Aave issues GHO, the protocol can recognize the full interest as protocol revenue. Source: PANews on X https://twitter.com/PANewsCN/status/1984084271271964819 JackMandin added that as GHO scales, it will become an increasingly important driver of Aave revenue growth. Source: JackMandin on X https://x.com/JackMandin/status/1983921534684016883; PANews on X https://twitter.com/PANewsCN/status/1984084271271964819

According to @OnchainDataNerd, a large holder withdrew 12,100 AAVE (about $2.71M) from Binance roughly 9 hours ago, citing on-chain tracking of the address 0x0a0FA2B02aE73bD9eb4c1E086458099ECA42476e (source: @OnchainDataNerd on X). According to Arkham Intelligence, the same address currently holds 39,278 AAVE valued around $8.92M, with an unrealized loss of approximately $2.05M as referenced by the post and visible wallet data at https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/0x0a0FA2B02aE73bD9eb4c1E086458099ECA42476e (source: Arkham Intelligence, @OnchainDataNerd). Based on those figures, the implied current mark is about $227 per AAVE and the average entry price is about $279, reflecting roughly an 18.6% unrealized drawdown for the wallet (source: calculations from @OnchainDataNerd’s reported amounts). The 12.1k AAVE withdrawal equals about 30.8% of the wallet’s current AAVE holdings, a size traders may monitor by tracking subsequent flows on the Arkham Intelligence address page for potential changes in positioning (source: @OnchainDataNerd, Arkham Intelligence).

According to @EmberCN, a wallet suspected to be linked to Bitfinex collateralized 300,000 ETH (about $1.17B) on Aave and borrowed $500M USDT before transferring the funds, based on on-chain tracking. Source: @EmberCN on X, Oct 24, 2025. The specific address highlighted is 0xc6badce2f5e10db90d74dbe023768259ec4699c7 as referenced via Debank. Source: @EmberCN on X; Debank profile cited by @EmberCN. The $500M USDT was then pre-deposited into Stable’s $825M USDT program ahead of the public announcement. Source: @EmberCN on X; Stable official post on X referenced by @EmberCN. The same wallet had previously supplied $200M USDT to Plasma at its late-September mainnet launch and redeemed it yesterday to fund the Stable deposit. Source: @EmberCN on X. @EmberCN also notes that Plasma and Stable are backed by Bitfinex through investment and support. Source: @EmberCN on X. Such a large USDT borrow typically lifts Aave’s USDT pool utilization and variable borrow APRs under Aave’s utilization-based rate model, which can affect funding costs for leveraged traders. Source: Aave documentation. The $200M rotation out of Plasma implies a corresponding TVL reduction there and a short-term liquidity concentration toward Stable’s pre-deposit pool. Source: @EmberCN on X.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, within 12 hours market maker GSR deposited to Binance 405,000 UNI (~$2.64M), 6,000 AAVE (~$1.38M), 16,000,000 USDC, and 682,000 WLD (~$636k). According to @OnchainDataNerd, the transfers were sent from an address referenced in the source post as GSR on Arkham. According to @OnchainDataNerd, the reported amounts imply an aggregate transfer value of roughly $20.7M based on the valuations provided in the post. According to @OnchainDataNerd, these transactions constitute exchange inflows to Binance by a market maker across UNI, AAVE, USDC, and WLD within a short time window.

According to @EmberCN, Sei’s recent official messaging centers on real‑world asset (RWA) collaborations with traditional asset managers including BlackRock, Apollo, Hamilton Lane, and Brevan Howard, positioning SEI to differentiate among L1s via tokenization strategy (source: @EmberCN). The approach described is to tokenize select funds managed by these firms and deploy them on Sei, enabling on‑chain investing, holding, and trading of those tokenized funds for users (source: @EmberCN). The author highlights that RWA’s key trading edge is DeFi composability—such as pledging tokenized fund positions to borrow while retaining fund yield—creating multiple structured yield paths (source: @EmberCN). To activate liquidity for these assets, Sei has introduced the lending protocol Morpho on Sei; Morpho reportedly holds $12B in user deposits and ranks third among lending protocols after Aave and Sky, setting the stage for on‑chain liquidity flywheel effects (source: @EmberCN). For traders, the setup implies watching for RWA listings on Sei, Morpho market utilization on Sei, and chain‑level liquidity/TVL traction as near‑term catalysts, as framed by the source (source: @EmberCN).

According to @EmberCN, an unidentified whale or institution withdrew 700 million USDC from Binance into four on-chain wallets about a week ago. Source: x.com/EmberCN/status/1980282037216133453 According to @EmberCN, three of these wallets later supplied a combined 610 million USDC as collateral on Aave and borrowed a total of 66,000 ETH (about $262 million), then transferred the ETH to Binance. Source: x.com/EmberCN/status/1980282037216133453; Debank: debank.com/profile/0x6e9e81efcc4cbff68ed04c4a90aea33cb22c8c89, debank.com/profile/0xe5c248d8d3f3871bd0f68e9c4743459c43bb4e4c, debank.com/profile/0x85e05c10db73499fbdecab0dfbb794a446feeec8 According to @EmberCN, the fourth wallet still holds 91.2 million USDC unutilized for collateral as of the post. Source: x.com/EmberCN/status/1980282037216133453; Debank: debank.com/profile/0xfaf1358fe6a9fa29a169dfc272b14e709f54840f According to @EmberCN, address-level breakdown shows 190M USDC collateral borrowing 20,000 ETH at 0x6e9e..., 200M USDC borrowing 22,000 ETH at 0xe5c2..., and 220M USDC borrowing 24,000 ETH at 0x85e0.... Source: Debank: debank.com/profile/0x6e9e81efcc4cbff68ed04c4a90aea33cb22c8c89, debank.com/profile/0xe5c248d8d3f3871bd0f68e9c4743459c43bb4e4c, debank.com/profile/0x85e05c10db73499fbdecab0dfbb794a446feeec8 According to @EmberCN, this borrow-and-transfer pattern may be positioning for a short or hedge, which, if executed, could add near-term sell-side liquidity in ETH; traders can monitor Binance ETH net inflows and funding rate shifts for confirmation. Source: x.com/EmberCN/status/1980282037216133453

According to @lookonchain, a whale holding 610M USDC borrowed a total of 66,000 ETH valued at $265.32M from Aave and deposited the ETH into Binance. Source: @lookonchain on X, Oct 20, 2025, x.com/lookonchain/status/1980322095335874773. According to @lookonchain, the addresses linked to this activity are 0x85e05C10dB73499fbDeCAb0dfbB794a446feEeC8, 0xE5C248D8d3F3871bD0f68E9C4743459C43BB4e4c, and 0x6e9e81EfCC4CBff68eD04c4a90AeA33cB22c8c89. Source: @lookonchain on X, Oct 20, 2025.