A whale has gone long on SPCX with a $2.72 million full position, expecting a price surge before joining the Nasdaq Top 100.

June 15 Update: Binance Alpha will launch on o1 Exchange (ticker: O) on June 17. Once Alpha trading goes live, eligible users can visit the Alpha event page to claim their airdrop using points. Full details will be announced soon.

June 15 — According to monitoring by EmberCN, a major Ethereum ICO whale has resumed swing trading. Roughly two hours ago, the entity borrowed 10 million USDC from DeFi lending platform Aave and acquired 5,817 ETH at $1,719 per ETH with those funds. The whale has utilized approximately 147,000 ETH (valued at around $253 million) as collateral to secure $276 million in stablecoin borrowings on Aave and another DeFi platform, Spark. The liquidation price for this collateral position is $1,432 per ETH.

June 15 – According to Ashes Monitor, since 10 a.m. today (UTC+8), the "SIREN Whale" address cluster has sold approximately 118 million SIREN tokens in exchange for roughly 18 million USDT, triggering a sustained sharp drop in SIREN’s price. Over the past two hours, this address cluster has transferred around 15 million USDT to a centralized exchange (CEX).

On June 15, Garrett Jin, a representative of the BTC OG Whale Insider, shared that back in February, he had predicted a lengthy market downturn that would impact not only cryptocurrencies but a variety of other asset classes. So far, the U.S. stock market is holding steady, oil prices have declined, and it has emerged that cryptocurrencies are the only assets stuck in this prolonged slump.

June 15 — Data from prediction market platform Predict.fun shows that for the 2026 FIFA World Cup matchup between Spain and Cape Verde, set to kick off at 00:00 Beijing Time on June 16, current market pricing gives Cape Verde just a 3% chance of winning. Spain holds a dominant 92% probability of claiming the victory, with a 7% likelihood of a draw between the two teams.

June 15 — Analyst Darkfost says Bitcoin, after hitting a May peak of $82,700, has entered a correction phase, with its recent maximum cumulative drop topping 28%. A few days ago, Bitcoin broke below the key $60,000 psychological support level, reigniting concerns across the market — including among crypto “whales.” As the pullback deepens, whale activity on Binance has jumped significantly: daily BTC inflows to the exchange have exceeded 6,000 coins multiple times, hitting a peak of over 8,000 BTC in early June. Over the past month, whales have transferred an average of 3,200 BTC to Binance daily, up from just 1,200 coins at the end of April — a more than 160% increase in just a few weeks. Darkfost notes this trend suggests many holders are stepping up selling during the recent dip, or at least have a much higher willingness to offload their Bitcoin. While whales are generally viewed as more rational BTC investors, they’re not entirely immune to market pressure. With macroeconomic and