1.After Binance’s listing announcement, whales started accumulating COOKIE, AIXBT, and CGPT
according to Onchain Lens monitoring, after Binance announced the listing, Whales started accumulating COOKIE, AIXBT, and CGPT.
Whale 1 spent 860,574 USDC to purchase 1.42 million AIXBT;
Whale 2 spent 683,804 USDT to purchase 2.02 million CGPT;
Whale 3 spent 462,700 USDT to purchase 369,284 COOKIE.
2.Over the past 7 days, Ethereum mainnet saw a net inflow of $140.4 million, ranking first
according to Artemis data, the past 7-day net inflow to the Ethereum mainnet was $1.404 billion, ranking first. The Base network saw a net inflow of $1.371 billion, ranking second. The Solana network saw a net inflow of $60 million, ranking third.
3.Analyst: Bitcoin Funding Rate Briefly Turns Negative, Typically a Sign of a “Local Bottom”
CoinDesk analyst James Van Straten stated that when Bitcoin approaches $100,000, market sentiment usually turns bullish, with investors trying to continue driving the bull market. However, the opposite can also happen, as when Bitcoin approaches $90,000, such as on Thursday, investors turn bearish.
Bitcoin’s price movement tends to gravitate towards the maximum pain zone, and currently, this pain zone is the consolidation period between these two valuation ranges.
Bitcoin derivatives play a crucial role in these volatile price swings; derivatives such as futures and options, while only accounting for a small percentage of the total market value, are becoming increasingly influential in the market.
One indicator that traders closely monitor is the futures perpetual funding rate. This is the average funding rate (calculated as a percentage) set by exchanges for perpetual futures contracts. When the rate is positive, long positions periodically pay fees to short positions; conversely, when the rate is negative, short positions periodically pay fees to long positions.
During a bull market, Bitcoin often experiences a positive funding rate because traders believe the price will continue to rise. However, when the market becomes overheated, it usually loses momentum, and the price starts to fall, triggering a cascade of liquidations.
The same applies during a bear market, as the price bottom gradually forms over time, and prices can rebound quickly, causing traders to rush to close positions. At these moments, local bottoms are formed.
According to yesterday’s data, the funding rate briefly turned negative at -0.001%, marking the first time this has happened this year and only occurring a few times since November 2024. This led to leveraged liquidations and a shift in market sentiment, followed by Bitcoin’s price rebounding to above $94,000.
A negative funding rate does not always immediately result in a price rebound or bottom formation but can be observed along with other price chart tools and technical indicators to form a market view. A negative funding rate may also signal a continuation of the bear market rather than an immediate bottom. Similarly, a positive funding rate during a bull market may not necessarily indicate an overheated market but rather reflect sustained strong demand.
4.Scam Sniffer: A user lost 143.45 ETH yesterday due to a transaction simulation scam.
according to Scam Sniffer monitoring, a user reportedly lost 143.45 ETH (approximately $46,080) yesterday due to a transaction simulation scam.
Transaction simulation is a feature in Web3 wallets that allows users to preview the expected outcome of a transaction before signing. This feature aims to improve transparency and user experience.
However, attackers exploited the delay between transaction simulation and execution by creating a phishing website to immediately manipulate the on-chain state after the transaction was submitted.
5.An address dormant for 6 years has been activated, and two hours ago all 500 BTC were transferred to Coinbase Prime.
according to LookIntoChain monitoring, a wallet address that had been dormant for 6 years deposited all 500 BTC (worth $46.87 million) into Coinbase Prime 2 hours ago.
This wallet address had received 500 BTC 6 years ago when the price of BTC was $7,000.
6.Cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index Drops to 50, Market Sentiment Plunges to October levels last year
according to Alternative Data, today’s cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index dropped to 50, down from 69 yesterday (last week’s average was 74), with market sentiment plunging to levels not seen since October last year.
Note: The Fear Index threshold is 0-100 and includes the following indicators: Volatility (25%) + Market Trading Volume (25%) + Social Media Hype (15%) + Market Surveys (15%) + Bitcoin’s share of the overall market (10%) + Google Trends Analysis (10%).
7.A whale deposited 612 Bitcoins to Binance 12 hours ago, potentially earning $34 million.
according to Spot On Chain monitoring, a whale deposited 612 Bitcoins to Binance 12 hours ago. This whale withdrew 650 BTC from Binance in April 2023 and January 2024, with an average withdrawal price of only $38,331.
If sold at a price of $94,117, the whale would realize a profit of about $34.14 million within about 2 years (+146%).
8.An address bought 20 million Pippin tokens at a high price two months ago, experiencing a temporary 90% drawdown. The position is now showing a profit of $2.5 million.
according to LookIntoChain monitoring, an address spent 5,441 SOL (approximately $1.15 million) at a peak price 2 months ago to buy 20.46 million pippin. Subsequently, the position experienced a temporary loss of $1 million (-90%), but the address did not sell. Currently, with the pippin price continuously rising, the position is now worth $3.68 million, with an unrealized gain of $2.5 million.
9.Fidelity has transferred 64,997 ETH to Coinbase in the past 34 hours.
according to LookIntoChain monitoring, Fidelity deposited 64,997 ETH ($213 million) to Coinbase through Cumberland in the past 34 hours.
10.The Whale has accumulated a total of $4.74 million worth of LINK in the past 17 days.
according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a whale has withdrawn 226,340 LINK from Binance in the past 17 days, worth $4.74 million, with an average price of $20.95. Currently, the whale is at a $289,000 loss on LINK.

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