According to @PANewsCN, an unknown hacker sold 2,655 ETH in the past 10 hours at an average price of $3,740.78 for roughly $9.93 million, as monitored by on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa (source: PANewsCN citing @ai_9684xtpa). According to @PANewsCN, these ETH were accumulated between Oct 21 and Oct 23 at an average entry of $4,026.58, locking in a realized loss of $758,000 on the sold tranche (source: PANewsCN citing @ai_9684xtpa). According to @PANewsCN, the wallet still holds 3,965.36 ETH with an unrealized loss of $692,000 for this swing, highlighting ongoing supply risk from the same address if further distribution occurs (source: PANewsCN citing @ai_9684xtpa).

According to the source, on-chain analytics firm Glassnode reports that selling pressure has subsided, indicating an easing in distribution flows across the crypto market, which is a key trading signal for market breadth and liquidity monitoring (source: Glassnode). The social update relaying this information did not specify the asset focus, underlying metric, or timeframe, only that sell-side pressure has decreased (source: social media post citing Glassnode). Traders seeking confirmation typically monitor Glassnode metrics such as Exchange Net Position Change, Exchange Balance Trends, and SOPR/Realized Profit-Loss before adjusting risk exposure (source: Glassnode).

According to @rovercrc, the Bitcoin Coinbase Premium Gap flipped negative, signaling Coinbase’s BTC/USD price is trading below offshore venues and indicating a potential shift in US-driven order flow. Source: @rovercrc on X, Oct 18, 2025. CryptoQuant defines the Coinbase Premium as the price difference between Coinbase and other major exchanges, with negative readings generally reflecting weaker US spot demand and short-term selling pressure. Source: CryptoQuant Indicator Documentation (Coinbase Premium Index). Traders monitor a negative Coinbase Premium for downside risk during US market hours and for confirmation alongside price action and liquidity signals. Source: CryptoQuant research notes on using Coinbase Premium as a proxy for US flows.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, a long-term holder deposited 4,000 ETH (about $16M) to Binance roughly 14 hours ago, with coins accumulated ~9 years ago at an average entry of $10.25; a full sale at the current price would realize about $15.96M profit for a 389x ROI, source: @OnchainDataNerd on X and Arkham Intelligence address explorer for 0x0FeAaF04D371369e5E8125541304ff1c46145434. Such whale exchange inflows have historically coincided with short-term sell-side pressure in ETH by increasing immediately available supply on centralized venues, source: CryptoQuant research on exchange inflows and short-term price impacts.

According to @Excellion, about 2.6 million ETH worth roughly $11.3 billion are queued to exit staking and cannot be sold for 54 days, defining the earliest sell window after that period; source: @Excellion on X, Sep 10, 2025. For trading, the author characterizes these coins as heading for the exit, highlighting a time-bound supply overhang that begins once the 54-day wait ends; source: @Excellion on X, Sep 10, 2025.

According to @ReetikaTrades, the trader refuses to buy Lido (LDO) in 2025 despite a strong-looking LDO chart, signaling bearish sentiment and caution toward LDO breakouts; source: @ReetikaTrades on X, Aug 13, 2025. According to @ReetikaTrades, the post cites perceived "dumping" by a seller named Kanav as an overhang, highlighting distribution risk and potential rally unsustainability for LDO; source: @ReetikaTrades on X, Aug 13, 2025.

According to @kwok_phil, the common claim that Ripple and its cofounders hold too much XRP and keep dumping is overstated, and he concludes the tokenomics design is not bad, which is relevant for assessing XRP selling pressure in trading decisions, source: @kwok_phil on X, Aug 12, 2025. He acknowledges Ripple and its founders have sold a lot of XRP but argues this does not equate to flawed tokenomics, challenging the prevailing supply-overhang narrative that traders often price in, source: @kwok_phil on X, Aug 12, 2025.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, Ethereum (ETH) is experiencing significant potential selling pressure as the queue for unstaking has grown to nearly 620,000 ETH, with net redemptions amounting to 271,000 ETH. On-chain data from the past week reveals that two wallets associated with HTX have collectively unstaked 110,000 ETH, valued at over $400 million. Other institutions, such as Abraxas Capital Mgmt, are also observed withdrawing their staked ETH, signaling a potential increase in market supply that could impact short-term price action.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, an on-chain analysis reveals that a whale address, which acquired 1074 WBTC four years ago at an average cost of $10,708, is now systematically selling its holdings. Over the past four days, this entity has sold a total of 1000 BTC for $118 million, realizing a massive profit of $107 million, based on the source's data. The most recent transaction involved the sale of 300 WBTC, valued at $35.62 million. This significant profit-taking by a long-term holder introduces considerable selling pressure on the market, a potentially bearish signal for Bitcoin (BTC) traders.

According to @EmberCN, on-chain data shows continued significant transfers from the PENGU token deployer address to centralized exchanges (CEXs). In the last 24 hours, another 226.6 million PENGU tokens, valued at approximately $9.05 million, were moved to multiple CEXs. This brings the total amount transferred from the deployer to exchanges since July 12 to 1.81 billion PENGU, with a total value of $54.61 million. These large and consistent inflows to CEXs can often signal increased potential selling pressure, a critical indicator for traders monitoring PENGU's market activity.

According to @zachxbt, an on-chain investigation has revealed significant selling activity related to the ALT token. Over 45 wallets directly tied to an individual known as 'Crypto Beast' have sold more than $11 million worth of ALT. In a related finding, another cluster of wallets with ties to the ALT deployer address sold over $2.6 million. For traders, a critical point of concern is that wallets still linked to 'Crypto Beast' continue to hold over 89 million ALT, which represents a substantial 10% of the token's total supply, indicating potential for significant future selling pressure.

According to @lookonchain, the price of the PUMP token has fallen below its private and public sale price of $0.004. On-chain data reveals that a major investor, labeled "PUMP Top Fund 1," who acquired 25 billion PUMP for 100 million USDC in the private sale, is actively moving tokens to exchanges. This entity has deposited 17 billion PUMP, valued at $89.5 million, to exchanges via FalconX, indicating significant selling pressure. The investor still holds 8 billion PUMP, worth approximately $29.58 million, suggesting potential for further sales which could continue to suppress the token's price.

According to @EmberCN, a Bitcoin whale who has held the asset for 12 years has transferred 250 BTC, valued at approximately $29.68 million, to the Binance exchange. This whale initially accumulated 5,000 BTC in November 2013 when the price was only $332. After holding the coins for 11 years, the entity began selling. Over the past eight months, a total of 1,000 BTC has been sold. This latest transfer indicates a potential continuation of profit-taking by the long-term holder, which could introduce further selling pressure on the market.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, a crypto whale has deposited an additional 200 WBTC, worth approximately $23.58 million, into the HTX exchange. This brings the total amount transferred by the address to exchanges in the last 24 hours to 300 WBTC, valued at around $35.37 million. The on-chain data suggests a potential massive profit-taking event, as a sale at the deposit price of $117,908 per WBTC would result in a profit of $21.44 million, representing a more than 10x return on investment. Such large inflows to an exchange could indicate impending selling pressure on WBTC and the broader Bitcoin market.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, on-chain data shows a wallet address associated with the pump.fun project team has deposited 2 billion PUMP tokens, valued at approximately $12.75 million, into Binance. The source address, 58WQi...gv33E, had previously received 12.5 billion PUMP from the project team. Of this total, 8 billion tokens were sent to Bybit and another 2.5 billion were allegedly transferred to Wintermute for market-making purposes. This significant deposit to Binance could indicate potential selling pressure from the team, a critical factor for traders to monitor.

According to @lookonchain, a whale identified by the address D6arV1 has been actively moving large amounts of PUMP tokens, potentially signaling an intent to sell. The whale recently deposited another 4 billion PUMP, valued at $17.67 million, into the institutional platform FalconX. This brings the total deposits to FalconX over the past five days to 13 billion PUMP, worth approximately $72.9 million. This entity initially acquired 25 billion PUMP in a private sale for 100 million USDC at a price of $0.004 per token. Despite these large deposits, the whale still holds 12 billion PUMP, valued at $51.22 million, which could represent future selling pressure for the token.

According to @EmberCN, a crypto whale has sold 2,831 Maker (MKR) tokens on Binance at an average price of $2,094. This transaction was inferred after the whale withdrew 5.927 million USDT from the exchange. This significant sell-off by a major holder suggests potential profit-taking and could introduce notable selling pressure on the MKR market, which traders should monitor closely.

According to @lookonchain, an investor has deposited another 1 billion PUMP tokens, valued at $4.7 million, into the Bybit exchange. This same investor, who initially acquired 12.5 billion PUMP for 50 million USDC in a private sale, has now moved a total of 9 billion PUMP, worth approximately $52 million, to both Binance and Bybit over the last four days. Such large-scale movements to centralized exchanges could signal an intention to sell, potentially increasing selling pressure on the PUMP token's price.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, a large investor who initially spent 4 million USDC in the PUMP token's on-chain public sale has deposited 864 million PUMP tokens, valued at $4.81 million, into Bybit and OKX exchanges. The report indicates the public sale cost was $0.004 per token. If the whale sells at the deposit price of $0.005576, they could realize a profit of $1.361 million. This significant transfer to centralized exchanges may signal imminent selling pressure. The remaining tokens held by the investor appear to be allocated to a liquidity provider (LP) wallet, as per on-chain data.

According to @lookonchain, two major Ethereum whales have recently sold a combined 178,080 ETH, valued at approximately $528 million, creating significant selling pressure. One of these whales, identified as Trend Research, had previously accumulated 184,115 ETH at an average cost of $2,118. This entity has now sold 79,470 ETH at an average price of $3,145, realizing substantial profits. This large-scale sell-off by prominent holders, despite a broader trend of whale accumulation, suggests strategic profit-taking that could introduce short-term price volatility for traders monitoring ETH price action.