A summary of major whale activity: "BTC OG Insider Whale" significantly increases its holdings; "Maji" repeats the "liquidation, deposit, and long" pa...
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On December 12th, major whales increased crypto holdings amid market volatility. 'BTC OG Insider Whale' deposited 60M USDC to long BTC, SOL, and ETH, while 'Maji' repeated a liquidation-deposit-long pattern for ETH. Spot whales also bought post-interest rate cut, including 1,900 BTC and 2,779.8 ETH acquisitions.
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According to Mars Finance, on December 12th, based on HyperInsight monitoring and comprehensive on-chain analyst monitoring, the market was generally stable last night and this morning, but experienced significant volatility at certain times. Well-known whale primarily increased their positions during this period. Specific information is as follows: The "BTC OG Insider Whale" deposited another 60 million USDC last night and this morning, opening long positions in BTC and SOL while continuously adding to its ETH long positions. Currently, its BTC long positions are approximately $91.83 million, with an average price of $91,500; its SOL long positions are approximately $13.63 million, with an average price of $135. Furthermore, this whale was revealed to have unstaking its ETH holdings eight days before publicly long. Market skepticism regarding its long is growing. "Maji's" Ethereum long positions, due to the liquidation line being too close to the market price, again repeated the "liquidation, deposit, open long" pattern last night, depositing a total of 250,000 USDC this morning to long on ETH. In addition, some spot whales also started buying after the interest rate cut was announced. For example, a new address increased its holdings of 1,900 Bitcoins from the OTC platform in the past three days, worth about $176 million; a large ETH swing trader bought high and sold low, and accumulated another 2,779.8 ETH four hours ago, increasing his holding cost by $90.