According to Lookonchain, Ethereum OG wallet '0x4fA0' transferred 2,500 ETH, valued at $6.65 million, to Kraken after four years of inactivity. The wallet still holds 12,157 ETH, worth $32.35 million, indicating a significant reserve that could impact market liquidity if moved further. Traders should monitor Kraken inflows and potential sell pressure, as large dormant wallets awakening often lead to increased volatility and short-term price fluctuations in ETH markets. Source: Lookonchain (twitter.com/lookonchain/status/1925734349854343453).

According to Lookonchain, an early Ethereum ICO participant sold another 5,200 ETH, valued at $9.54 million, within the past hour. Since breaking a long dormancy on April 17, this whale has liquidated a total of 21,700 ETH, worth $38.9 million, at an average price of $1,792 per ETH, and still retains 8,300 ETH ($15.28 million). These large-scale sales from dormant wallets often increase market supply and can exert downward pressure on ETH prices, making it a key trading signal for short-term volatility and liquidity shifts. (Source: Lookonchain, x.com/lookonchain/status/1920043684701315336)

According to Lookonchain, two Bitcoin whale wallets holding a combined 3,422 BTC (valued at $324.2 million) have become active after more than a decade of dormancy. The wallet 1NWPS2 moved 2,343 BTC ($221.7 million) after 10 years, and 1PiEKB transferred 1,079 BTC ($102.54 million) after 12 years. Such large-scale movements from long-term holders often signal potential shifts in market sentiment and can increase short-term volatility, as traders closely monitor whether these coins may be moved to exchanges or sold (source: Lookonchain, May 6, 2025).