ARB fell 8% after one wallet's $3.17 million buy. Shorts now pay on 79% of its futures bets
Sharks bought $3.65 million of Arbitrum's ARB in a day and sold $9,135, DeepSea's data show. The price kept sliding, and on most futures markets traders betting on a fall now pay those betting on a rise.
A shark lost $4.03 million on 7 trades in a week, then bought $468,070 of a SpaceX token
A single BNB Chain wallet now accounts for more than half of the sharks' net loss on DeepSea's 7-day table. In the past day, the same address spent nearly half a million dollars on a SpaceX stock token on Arbitrum.
One wallet bought $3.17 million of ARB in one trade, a day after its $3.29 million CHIP buy
DeepSea's 24-hour table shows Arbitrum sharks bought $3.65 million of ARB and sold $771. Most of it came from one wallet that Etherscan shows holding 135 million ARB.
One wallet bought 5% of all circulating CHIP in a single $3.29 million trade
DeepSea logged an $18.4 million Arbitrum shark wallet buying USD.AI's CHIP token as it traded 50% below its price of a month ago. Arbiscan shows the wallet now holds 100 million CHIP.
Sharks sold $584,000 of ARB in a day, nearly 4 to 1, as the token edged up 1.1%
Four days after shark wallets bought $850,000 of Arbitrum's token, the flow reversed. One wallet also sold tokenized Circle shares in the last hour.
The shark that took $10 million out of Aave on Arbitrum put $8.32 million back
A day after one wallet drove an $8.35 million net outflow from Aave's USDC pool, it bought back almost all of it. The 7-day net is now just minus $27,800.
One shark sold $2.59 million of LYK. The token's Arbitrum pool holds $396
DeepSea logged big shark selling in two layer 2 tokens, LayerK's LYK and Linea's LINEA. LYK's public markets were far too small to absorb what was counted.
Sharks bought $3.08 million of tokenized SpaceX on Arbitrum. Its DEX pool traded $56,000
Two shark wallets kept buying rSPCX and rCRCL, tokens CoinGecko lists as tokenized SpaceX and Circle stock, even as both fell. Almost none of it went through the public pool.
Two sharks ran $51.7 million through Aave's USDC pool on Arbitrum. Net $8.35 million out
DeepSea's 24-hour feed shows $30 million of Aave's USDC receipt token sold and $21.65 million bought. One wallet did most of the round trip.
Sharks bought $850,000 of Arbitrum's ARB in a day. Whales added $4.59 million in a week
DeepSea's data shows big wallets buying ARB on Arbitrum while $11.6 million more ARB left exchanges than arrived over seven days. Two stock tokens also drew shark money.
Whales and smart money put $3 million into ZAMA as it fell 14% in a week
ZAMA drew the heaviest combined buying in DeepSea's weekly data, with coins moving to cold storage. Two USD.AI tokens, CHIP and sUSDai, came next.
Whales cut $28.9 million of LBTC in a week. Smart money bought just $127,900
Lombard's bitcoin token on Ethereum was the most sold token in DeepSea's weekly data, by a wide margin. Whales also cut $6.47 million of ARB, with DeepSea flagging moves to cold storage.
Arbitrum vote could unfreeze Stylus Rust contracts, but each needs an audit and sign-off
New Stylus contracts on Arbitrum have been frozen since October 2 over fears of AI-assisted attacks. A DAO poll closing November 5 weighs a way back: every new program would need an auditor's pass and an Arbitrum Foundation signature.
Whales sold $22.8 million of UNI while it rose 7%, and bought LINK and ARB
Big wallets used the late October bounce to sell, not buy. DeepSea's 7-day data shows whales net selling RLUSD, UNI and PEPE and making only small purchases of LINK and ARB, as bitcoin closed below $78,000 on October 29.