According to EmberCN on Twitter, whale 0x3c9 has fully exited their PEPE position, transferring the last 497.5 billion PEPE tokens (worth $5.8 million) to Binance 15 minutes ago. The whale accumulated 2 trillion PEPE at an average price of $0.00000895, with a total investment of $17.9 million. Since May 9, the whale has been gradually selling, with a final average exit price of $0.0000124, realizing a total profit of $6.86 million. This large-scale liquidation signals significant profit-taking pressure on PEPE and could impact short-term price volatility. Traders should monitor PEPE order books and exchange inflows closely for potential sell-offs and liquidity shifts. (Source: EmberCN, Twitter, May 31, 2025)

According to The Data Nerd, within 8 hours, a whale—possibly identified as James Wynn—deposited a total of 443.37 billion PEPE tokens (valued at approximately $6.17 million) into Binance. The whale accumulated these tokens at a significantly low entry price, resulting in a realized profit of $6.17 million and an exceptional ROI of 11,117x. Such large-scale movement of PEPE tokens into a major exchange like Binance typically signals potential for increased short-term volatility, heightened trading volumes, and possible price corrections for PEPE. Traders should closely monitor on-chain flows and order book activity, as large deposits often precede sell-offs or liquidity events which can impact broader meme coin sentiment. (Source: The Data Nerd on Twitter, May 28, 2025)

According to @EmberCN, the Uniswap Foundation transferred 437,874 UNI tokens, valued at $3.12 million, from its official wallet to FalconX, an institutional brokerage platform, over the past 28 hours. Within the last hour, these UNI tokens were further moved from FalconX to Binance. On-chain data from Etherscan confirms these transactions. This significant movement of UNI to a major exchange wallet could indicate increased sell-side liquidity, potentially exerting downward pressure on UNI prices and impacting short-term trading strategies. Traders should closely monitor UNI order books and exchange inflows for heightened volatility. (Source: @EmberCN via Twitter, Etherscan)

According to @EmberCN, whale address 0x3c9 transferred 500 billion PEPE tokens, worth $6.14 million, to Binance within the last hour. Despite this large transfer, the whale still holds 1.5 trillion PEPE tokens valued at $12.32 million (source: @EmberCN, Etherscan). Such significant on-chain movements to major exchanges like Binance often precede increased market volatility and may trigger short-term price fluctuations for PEPE, presenting both risks and opportunities for active traders.

According to @EmberCN, whale address 0x3c9 accumulated 2 trillion PEPE tokens over the past 9 days and is now sitting on $7.66 million in unrealized gains following a sharp price rebound. In the last 20 minutes, this whale started taking profits by transferring 500 billion PEPE (worth $6.34 million) to Binance. The address still holds 1.5 trillion PEPE, valued at $19.2 million. Such large-scale profit-taking and ongoing holdings by major players provide significant trading signals for PEPE price action, potentially impacting short-term volatility and liquidity on exchanges. (Source: @EmberCN, https://etherscan.io/token/0x698250)

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), a whale holding Ethereum at the $3409 high has transferred 3833 ETH and 12 WBTC, valued at approximately $81.81 million, to Binance just 30 minutes ago. If sold at current prices, this action would result in a total loss of $6.078 million, with $6.06 million from ETH alone as the price dropped 46% in five months ($3409 to $1828). The WBTC loss is comparatively minor at less than $20,000. Large inflows of crypto to exchanges like Binance may indicate imminent sell pressure and can signal potential increased volatility in ETH and WBTC trading pairs. Such significant whale actions are closely monitored by traders for potential short-term price impacts and liquidity shifts. (Source: https://twitter.com/ai_9684xtpa/status/1919949702499598389)

According to @EmberCN, a major whale transferred 500 billion PEPE tokens, worth $3.85 million, back to Binance after holding them for 40 days and incurring a $450,000 loss. The whale had withdrawn these tokens from Binance on March 27 when their value was $4.3 million and returned them today at a lower valuation. This significant sell-off could signal increased downward pressure on PEPE's price and highlights ongoing volatility in meme coin trading. Traders should monitor on-chain flows and exchange inflows for PEPE, as large whale movements often precede short-term price swings. Source: @EmberCN, etherscan.io.