According to Lookonchain, a significant whale has deposited 20,000 ETH, equivalent to $52.84 million, into the Kraken exchange. This transaction leaves the whale with 50,874 ETH, valued at approximately $134.8 million. Such large movements of cryptocurrency into exchanges like Kraken often indicate potential upcoming trades or sales, which could impact Ethereum's market price.

According to The White House's official Twitter account, President Donald J. Trump met with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, which may influence future economic and trade relations between the United States and Japan, potentially affecting cross-border investments and currency markets.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, the scheduled conversation between President Trump and China's President Xi has been canceled, as reported by WSJ. This development might lead to increased market volatility, especially affecting US-China trade-related stocks and currencies, as traders reassess geopolitical risks and trade relations between the US and China.

According to @EmberCN, a whale who previously earned $18.93 million on WBTC has repurchased 390 WBTC at a price of $104,370 each, spending a total of $40.7 million USDT. This marks their fifth trade in WBTC, with the previous four all being profitable due to Bitcoin's strong performance.

According to PeckShieldAlert, the Ethereum Foundation has executed a trade involving the swap of 100 ETH for 336.5K DAI. This transaction could indicate a strategic move to increase stablecoin holdings, possibly for risk management or funding purposes. Such trades often signal shifts in organizational financial strategies which can impact market sentiment and trading decisions.

According to @EmberCN, a minor profit made from a trade is humorously compared to being enough to cover a meal.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, a whale sold $12.4 million worth of ETH at an average price of $2520 on September 2, avoiding a potential loss of over $730,000. The whale sold despite facing a $105,000 loss at the time, and two days later, repurchased all the ETH at $2376, increasing their holdings by 275 ETH. This move raises questions about whether it was luck or skill.

According to @EmberCN, a whale who previously sold 6,001.7 ETH at $3,384 for a profit of $1.64M has reinvested $20.35M to buy 6,206 ETH at $3,279 within the last 50 minutes. This whale had initially bought 6,001.7 ETH at $3,110 on May 17-18 and sold it on June 26 for a profit of $1.64M, marking an 8.8% gain.