According to The Data Nerd (@OnchainDataNerd), a cryptocurrency whale known as AMeky recently deposited 71,448 SOL, equivalent to approximately $8.55 million, into Binance. If sold at the current market price, this deposit could yield a realized profit of about $7.64 million, reflecting a return on investment of 8.2 times. The whale continues to hold 279,000 SOL, 167,000 JITOSOL, and 81,800 HSOL. This movement suggests significant liquidity and market influence, potentially impacting SOL's price and trading strategy.

According to Lookonchain, a whale has unstaked 236,568 SOL valued at $32.13 million and deposited 60,050 SOL worth $8.27 million to Binance. This whale currently holds a total of 363,804 SOL, valued at $51.66 million, and 227,495 JitoSOL, worth $38.25 million. These movements could indicate potential trading strategies or market positioning by the whale, which may affect SOL's market liquidity and price dynamics.

According to Lookonchain, a whale has unstaked 236,568 $SOL, valued at $32.13M, and deposited 60,050 $SOL, valued at $8.27M, to Binance. The move could signal a potential sell-off or strategic market play. The whale's current holdings include 363,804 $SOL worth $51.66M and 227,495 $JitoSOL worth $38.25M, suggesting significant market influence. Source: Lookonchain via Twitter.

According to EmberCN, the entity known as pump.fun has recently transferred 109,587 SOL, valued at $24.36 million, to Kraken. This suggests that the volume or frequency of SOL sales by pump.fun might decrease in the near future. The reasons include that most of their SOL holdings have been sold over the past few months, leaving only about 100,000 JITOSOL valued at $25.85 million. Additionally, the enthusiasm for trading meme coins on the Solana blockchain has diminished.