According to Lookonchain, James Wynn (@JamesWynnReal) experienced partial liquidation on both his $PEPE and $BTC long positions, as evidenced by on-chain activity from address 0x5078C2fBeA2b2aD61bc840Bc023E35Fce56BeDb6 (source: Lookonchain, May 30, 2025). This event highlights increased volatility and leverage risk in meme coin and Bitcoin derivatives trading. For traders, this underscores the importance of robust risk management strategies and the growing influence of whale liquidations on $PEPE and $BTC price action. Monitoring large wallet behaviors remains crucial for anticipating potential market moves, especially as liquidations can trigger cascading effects across major crypto assets.

According to @twitter, large cryptocurrency whales reportedly targeted Wynn’s positions, leading to forced liquidations as each of Wynn's trades was systematically hunted. Notably, Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded immediately after touching Wynn’s liquidation price, indicating coordinated whale activity that directly influenced BTC’s intraday volatility and liquidity. Traders should monitor whale wallet movements and liquidation points, as similar actions can cause sharp price swings and create high-frequency trading opportunities in the crypto market (source: @twitter).

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), after the trader James liquidated 2,406 BTC, Bitcoin's price surged rapidly back to $109,200. This liquidation event reduced James's unrealized loss on his long positions to $3.08 million. The quick rebound highlights how large whale actions can trigger significant volatility and psychological pressure in the crypto market, offering both risk and short-term trading opportunities for active traders (source: Twitter/@ai_9684xtpa, 2025-05-27).

According to @AltcoinGordon, a prominent whale known for billion-dollar Bitcoin long positions has just opened a $60 million long position on Ethereum. Verified data from the tweet highlights significant market movement, attracting attention from other large holders. There are widespread rumors, as cited by @AltcoinGordon, that a group of whales may coordinate to trigger a liquidation event targeting this new ETH long. Traders should monitor Ethereum open interest and funding rates closely, as substantial whale activity can lead to increased volatility and potential cascading liquidations in the crypto derivatives market (Source: @AltcoinGordon).

According to Lookonchain, whale trader 0x20B1 suffered a $23.5 million loss after closing all $HYPE shorts with 5x leverage, following a sharp surge in $HYPE price. Since April 29, 0x20B1 had deposited $30.5 million USDC into Hyperliquid to maintain short positions against $HYPE. After capitulating two hours ago, only $6.98 million remains, marking a significant liquidation event that signals strong bullish momentum for $HYPE and increased short squeeze risk. This event highlights heightened volatility and potential upside for $HYPE traders, with liquidations likely adding further fuel to the ongoing rally (source: Lookonchain on Twitter, May 23, 2025).

According to @ai_9684xtpa, a 2015 ICO Ethereum whale sold 1,000 ETH worth $2.65 million two hours ago, with a cost basis of just $0.31 per ETH. The whale also transferred 5,000 ETH to a new address (0x0bE...0ECDf), and still holds 4,000 ETH, which may be sold soon. Since April, this entity has sold a total of 7,000 ETH, securing $12.65 million in profits. Large-scale liquidations from early adopters often increase short-term market volatility, potentially adding downward pressure on ETH prices and influencing broader crypto sentiment. (Source: @ai_9684xtpa on Twitter, May 22, 2025)

According to Lookonchain, a major Ethereum whale sold their entire holding of 10,543 ETH, valued at $26.1 million, at a price of $2,476 per ETH during a sharp market downturn in the past hour. This rapid liquidation resulted in a realized loss of $2 million over just two days, signaling increased selling pressure and potential further volatility for the ETH price in the short term. Such large-scale whale transactions often trigger additional market reactions and may impact liquidity and sentiment across the broader cryptocurrency market. (Source: Lookonchain via Twitter, debank.com/profile/0x349d…)

According to Lookonchain, a major whale was liquidated for 7,511 $cWBTC, valued at $14.43 million, during a recent market drop. Previously, this whale faced three liquidations during the 2022 price crash, totaling 74,426 $cWBTC, equivalent to $32.82 million. Such liquidations can signal market stress and impact cWBTC trading volumes and prices.