According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), the top 10 cryptocurrency whales have collectively incurred a loss of $1.26 million to secure entry to a $TRUMP dinner event. These whales hold a combined total of 1.65 million $TRUMP tokens valued at $20.49 million. Notably, only two whales used their original addresses for acquiring the tokens, while the rest initiated positions after the event announcement, with the top whale's address possibly belonging to a significant entity. This strategic move highlights the potential long-term trading implications of high-profile crypto events.

According to Lookonchain, a trader known for making impulsive decisions recently bought 1,805 ETH for $6.42 million at a price of $3,559 each. However, two weeks ago, he panic sold at a significant loss of $3.6 million. With the ETH price rising, he repurchased 1,734 ETH for $3.11 million at $1,792 per coin. This highlights the risks of emotional trading and the classic buy high, sell low pattern.

According to Ai 姨, a SOL whale transferred 39,015 SOL ($5.9 million) to Binance, potentially incurring a $1.127 million loss. These SOL were originally purchased during the Memecoin craze in early 2025 at an average price of $180.32 and staked in Marinade Finance. The whale's unrealized losses once peaked at $2.92 million when SOL prices dropped to $105.5 in early April.

According to Lookonchain, a trader capitulated and sold 1,160 ETH at a significant loss of $2.6M, representing a 58.6% decrease from their initial investment. Originally withdrawn from OKX when ETH was priced at $3,816, the trader's recent deposit back to OKX at $1,580 highlights the volatile nature of cryptocurrency trading and the risks of holding assets amid market downturns.

According to Lookonchain, an ETH holder sold 1,160 ETH for $1.83 million, incurring a massive loss of $2.6 million, equivalent to 58.6%. The holder initially withdrew the ETH from OKX when it was valued at $4.43 million ($3,816 per ETH) and recently deposited it back at a significantly lower price of $1,580 per ETH. This move highlights the volatility and potential risks in the cryptocurrency market, emphasizing the importance of strategic entry and exit points for traders.

According to Michaël van de Poppe, despite experiencing a 60% loss since going all-in on altcoins, he maintains a composed outlook by controlling his expectations, emotions, plan, and discipline. This perspective emphasizes the importance of emotional and strategic management in volatile cryptocurrency trading, which can be crucial for traders facing significant downturns.

According to Lookonchain, a cryptocurrency whale has incurred a $17.5 million loss from long positions in $BTC, $SOL, $HYPE, $ONDO, $HBAR, $SUI, and $TRUMP due to a market downturn. If Bitcoin ($BTC) falls to $74,571, the whale will face liquidation. This situation highlights the risks associated with leveraging in volatile markets and could impact trading strategies focused on these cryptocurrencies.

According to @EmberCN, a whale who initially invested $25.33 million to accumulate 8,010 ETH at $3,163 per ETH last September, liquidated their holdings 8 hours ago at $2,427 per ETH, converting 8,074 ETH into $19.6 million USDC, realizing a loss of $5.73 million. If the whale had invested in BTC instead of ETH, they would have gained $7.45 million over the same period.

According to Lookonchain, an investor who previously lost $2.6 million on $VVV due to FOMO has reinvested 674 ETH ($1.88 million) to purchase 299,210 $VVV tokens. This move raises questions about potential profitability, given the investor's history of losses in this token. Traders should monitor $VVV's market performance closely to evaluate this high-risk reinvestment strategy.

According to Trump's World Liberty(@worldlibertyfi), the recent cryptocurrency trades involving $WBTC, $ETH, $AAVE, $LINK, $ENA, and $ONDO resulted in a loss exceeding $4.8M.