According to Ai 姨 on Twitter, prominent trader James Wynn has increased his 40x leveraged Bitcoin long position to 1820.91 BTC, valued at approximately $195 million, with an entry price of $107,507.8 and a liquidation price of $130,540. Wynn currently holds an unrealized profit of $570,000. In contrast, Hyperliquid trader known as 'Insider Bro' has established a BTC short position of 117.81 BTC, around $12.74 million, at an entry price of $107,823.2. These significant high-leverage positions from major traders highlight increased volatility and could influence short-term BTC price action, providing critical signals for cryptocurrency market participants (Source: Twitter @ai_9684xtpa, May 25, 2025).

According to Lookonchain, a whale deposited 700 BTC, valued at $72.72 million, to Binance just 25 minutes ago and now holds a total of 4,500 BTC ($467.3M) in assets. Such large deposits to exchanges are often seen as an indicator of potential selling pressure, which traders should monitor closely for short-term Bitcoin price volatility. The movement of these funds could influence BTC spot and futures trading volumes on Binance and impact overall sentiment in the cryptocurrency market. (Source: Lookonchain, x.com/lookonchain/status/1924082358858473930)

According to @deanmlittle, recent evidence from a block explorer objectively confirms that all of Satoshi Nakamoto's coins up into the 100,000s use the Pay-to-PubKey (P2PK) address format, as seen in shared links and screenshots (Twitter, May 9, 2025). This validation of Satoshi’s early address structure is critical for traders analyzing dormant Bitcoin supply and on-chain liquidity, since P2PK coins are more susceptible to quantum threats and their movement could trigger high volatility in BTC markets. The evidence provides greater clarity for those monitoring legacy coins and addresses, helping inform risk assessments and trading strategies in the context of Bitcoin’s historical supply (Source: @deanmlittle via Twitter).

According to @AltcoinGordon, the recent sharp decline in Bitcoin hash rate could indicate upcoming volatility in the BTC market. Historically, significant drops in hash rate have been followed by price corrections or increased trading activity, as reflected in past data from Blockchain.com and Coin Metrics. Traders are advised to monitor on-chain metrics and prepare for potential liquidity shifts, as hash rate movements can precede notable market reactions (source: @AltcoinGordon, Blockchain.com).

According to glassnode, Bitcoin's Hot Capital—the combined value of coins moved within the last 24 hours and those aged 1 day to 1 week—reached $39.1 billion on April 28, the highest level since February 10, 2025 (source: glassnode, April 29, 2025). This surge highlights a significant increase in short-term holder activity, signaling a notable influx of speculative capital into the Bitcoin market. Traders should closely monitor this trend, as elevated Hot Capital often correlates with increased volatility and potential price swings, providing both risk and opportunity for active trading strategies. Tracking this metric can help inform timing of entries and exits amid shifting market sentiment.