According to Onchain Lens, Ethena received 46.79 million ENA (12.78 million USD) from Bybit, with 21.79 million ENA (5.23 million USD) traced to a wallet that withdrew from Coinbase about 3.5 months ago, based on Nansen data. Onchain Lens added that the source wallet now holds 451.94 million ENA valued at 121.79 million USD at address 0x631ee55b8ecd7afb53ec30211a082691a4cbe3ae, per Nansen. Calculated from figures reported by Onchain Lens citing Nansen, the 21.79 million ENA represents roughly 4.8 percent of that wallet’s current ENA balance.

According to @OnchainLens, a newly created wallet withdrew 3,089 ETH (about $9M) from Bybit, sending the funds to address 0x35c90e19Cc6Fd3E681D2C5bDA56ce2Af99E148c1 on Nov 26, 2025. Source: @OnchainLens. This on-chain outflow moves 3,089 ETH off Bybit, reducing on-exchange supply on that venue by the same amount and providing a trading-relevant data point for ETH liquidity tracking. Source: @OnchainLens.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, whale address 0x1D6...7C0F0, reportedly linked to @General6316 as per Arkham intelligence, withdrew $5.469 million worth of PEPE and ETH from Bybit three hours ago. The withdrawal included PEPE at $0.0000135 and ETH at $2544, signaling potential large-scale movement of assets to private wallets. Such significant outflows from exchanges can indicate a bullish sentiment, as traders typically withdraw to hold or prepare for off-exchange transactions (source: @ai_9684xtpa, May 15, 2025). Traders should monitor on-chain activity for further movements, as this whale action may impact both PEPE and ETH liquidity and volatility in the short term.