According to Onchain Lens, a whale withdrew 5,894 ETH valued at $18.33 million from Kraken. According to Onchain Lens, the same wallet previously withdrew 37.09 million SKY worth $2.33 million last week and sent it for staking. According to Onchain Lens, the wallet address for tracking is 0xCd9eB5783e2620762F47bF0A7d09c531225b5507.

According to @lookonchain, Metalpha withdrew another 6,000 ETH valued at approximately $18.67 million from Kraken about three hours prior to the report. Source: @lookonchain (X post, Jan 9, 2026). The movement is referenced via Arkham Intelligence’s Metalpha entity page, which tracks the firm’s labeled wallets and exchange flows. Source: Arkham Intelligence Metalpha entity page (as linked by @lookonchain). This outflow deducts 6,000 ETH from Kraken’s on-exchange balances until replenished, providing a concrete on-chain data point for monitoring large ETH transfers. Source: @lookonchain (X post, Jan 9, 2026). The post indicates this is an additional withdrawal by the same entity, without details on any subsequent sale or redeposit. Source: @lookonchain (X post, Jan 9, 2026).

According to @OnchainLens, a newly created wallet withdrew 250,159 LINK (about $3.34M) from Binance, with on-chain transaction data provided by Nansen (source: Onchain Lens on X; data: Nansen). The receiving address is 0x78B029a81132A88eA693e6AE01AA1b249840f3B5 and is labeled as newly created in the same dataset (source: Onchain Lens; data: Nansen). Nansen’s exchange flows dashboards track large withdrawals and subsequent deposits that can alter exchange balances and near-term liquidity profiles for LINK, enabling traders to monitor potential supply shifts (source: Nansen).

According to @OnchainLens, a whale withdrew 2,218 ETH ($6.52M), 37.1M SKY ($2.36M), and 4,772 AAVE ($730.36K) from Kraken about 7 hours ago, with tracking address 0xcd9eb5783e2620762f47bf0a7d09c531225b5507, source: @OnchainLens. According to @OnchainLens, the same wallet received 519 ETH ($1.62M) from WinterMute 19 days ago and now holds a total of 2,738 ETH ($8.07M), source: @OnchainLens.

According to @lookonchain, whale address 3JFgQr ended a three-year dormancy and withdrew 181 BTC worth about $15.8 million from Binance on Dec 26, 2025; source: @lookonchain on X and Arkham Intelligence explorer. The tweet includes a reference to the Arkham Intelligence explorer page for the address to view on-chain activity associated with this withdrawal; source: @lookonchain on X and Arkham Intelligence explorer.

According to @OnchainLens, a whale withdrew 3,000 ETH, valued at $8.81M, from Binance to address 0xDBc4f35c481bb58B53f3fbcdf4267A5Af7eF651F on Dec 25, 2025. According to @OnchainLens, the transfer was flagged as a whale outflow from the exchange.

According to Onchain Lens, a newly created wallet withdrew 50,000 ZEC, worth about $22.17 million, from Binance, with the recipient address reported as t1XKfbZYsdxR5HSnP25ee5VaAxgCNUtFkFK (source: Onchain Lens). Arkham Intelligence’s address explorer lists the recipient as a new Zcash address, supporting the classification of a newly created wallet (source: Arkham Intelligence). Based on the reported valuation, the transfer implies an average reference value of roughly $443 per ZEC at the time of reporting (source: Onchain Lens). Large exchange outflows are commonly tracked as signals of reduced immediate sell-side supply and potential accumulation by on-chain analysts (source: Glassnode Academy). Traders can monitor ZEC exchange reserves and netflow metrics to gauge liquidity and potential price impact following this withdrawal (source: CryptoQuant).

According to @OnchainLens, a whale withdrew 360,551 LINK worth $4.53M from Binance and moved the assets to address 0xf440838830CC265DB72C81bfBa240E5A4cEb1CC4 (source: @OnchainLens). According to @OnchainLens, the wallet now holds 806,327 LINK valued at $10.17M after this further withdrawal, meaning the latest outflow equals roughly 44.7% of the wallet’s current LINK balance, reported on Dec 22, 2025 (source: @OnchainLens).

According to @ai_9684xtpa, a newly created wallet 0x1b6E...f0a8A withdrew 13,412 ETH worth about USD 40.61 million from Kraken roughly 30 minutes prior at a reported withdrawal price of 3,027.8 per ETH, source: @ai_9684xtpa. On-chain traces indicate a small test transfer around six hours earlier and label the funding path as originating from a Kraken-tagged address, source: Arkham address explorer for 0x1b6E316c4d3093bbf8182Cf2fa76Be4611df0a8A. Large withdrawals move ETH off exchange and are tracked by traders as a potential reduction in immediately sellable supply, source: Glassnode on-chain reports. Monitor subsequent movements from 0x1b6E...f0a8A and changes in Kraken ETH balances to assess whether accumulation continues or funds cycle back to venues, source: Arkham address explorer and @ai_9684xtpa.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, a new address 0xf440838830CC265DB72C81bfBa240E5A4cEb1CC4 withdrew 199,517 LINK (about $2.5 million) from Binance roughly three hours ago. Source: X post by @ai_9684xtpa; Arkham address explorer https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/0xf440838830CC265DB72C81bfBa240E5A4cEb1CC4. The author also claims Arthur Hayes publicly called a DeFi trade, framing the move as whale accumulation in LINK. Source: X post by @ai_9684xtpa. The post is marked as sponsored by Gate. Source: X post by @ai_9684xtpa. Traders can track this wallet’s subsequent transfers via Arkham to monitor near-term exchange supply dynamics for LINK. Source: Arkham address explorer https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/0xf440838830CC265DB72C81bfBa240E5A4cEb1CC4.

According to @EmberCN, an address withdrew 202,077 $ZEC from Binance to an on-chain address about 13 hours ago, valued at approximately $88.28 million at a reported price of $437 per ZEC (source: @EmberCN, Dec 20, 2025). According to @EmberCN, $ZEC rose 12% today around the time of the reported withdrawal (source: @EmberCN, Dec 20, 2025). The source shared the destination address and asked whether this was whale or institutional accumulation, without identifying the owner or confirming intent (source: @EmberCN, Dec 20, 2025). Traders can monitor the posted address for subsequent movements and track ZEC exchange balances and spot order-book behavior near the $437 level to assess short-term liquidity and supply dynamics, noting that the buyer type remains unconfirmed (source: @EmberCN, Dec 20, 2025).

According to Lookonchain, a whale created new wallets and withdrew 775 BTC (≈$67.26M), 5,767 ETH (≈$16.93M), and other tokens from Binance, with movements traceable via Arkham Intel to addresses bc1qzg4j... and 0xDE2b... (Source: Lookonchain post on X; Arkham Intel explorer). Traders monitor such large exchange outflows as potential signs of reduced immediate sell-side liquidity and shifts to self-custody, which can influence short-term order books (Source: Glassnode Insights on Exchange Balances; CryptoQuant research on Exchange Reserves).

According to @OnchainLens, a freshly created wallet withdrew 775.11 BTC worth $67.23M from Binance on Dec 17, 2025, citing Nansen on-chain data as the source. The receiving address is bc1qzg4jrxpjflcwu4dy3hcdvqmz4n8vtpfcscmhpp, per @OnchainLens. This transfer represents an exchange outflow, which Nansen defines as coins moving from exchange-labeled wallets to external addresses, indicating BTC left Binance’s exchange wallets, per Nansen. No destination label for the recipient address was provided in the post, leaving the custody type unconfirmed, per @OnchainLens. For trading follow-up, tracking subsequent movements and potential labeling updates on Nansen can clarify whether the funds remain off-exchange or relate to internal flows, per Nansen.

According to Lookonchain, a newly created wallet labeled 6pj7c4 withdrew 37,002 SOL valued around $4.84 million from Binance, as posted on Dec 11, 2025. Source: Lookonchain on X. Lookonchain also shared an Arkham Intel explorer address referencing the wallet for on-chain viewing. Source: Lookonchain via Arkham Intel link.

According to @OnchainLens (source: X post on Dec 10, 2025: https://twitter.com/OnchainLens/status/1998641861884523006), a newly created wallet withdrew 200,001 SOL valued at $27.87M from Binance to address 21CRBEsLDPSJtbavKfKnq1qVhL8UbXsYn3TPjJzLMnEj0. According to @OnchainLens (source: X post on Dec 10, 2025: https://twitter.com/OnchainLens/status/1998641861884523006), this reflects a single, traceable on-chain outflow of 200,001 SOL from the exchange at the time of transfer.

According to @OnchainLens, Ethena withdrew 1.59B ENA valued at $443.33M from Coinbase Prime to address 0xB805Ef84dd9c7DE96D8Fe79C1B6F2cA52E890936, based on Nansen on-chain data (source: Onchain Lens; data: Nansen). The figures imply an approximate transfer valuation of $0.279 per ENA derived from the reported totals (source: Onchain Lens; data: Nansen). The disclosed destination address provides a concrete reference for tracking subsequent ENA flows relevant to exchange liquidity monitoring (source: Onchain Lens; data: Nansen).

According to @OnchainLens, a whale withdrew 5,000 ETH worth $15.51M from Kraken to address 0x8bEb929cCFEa91b1E057c6143A7913AFEa915Aa4 on Dec 8, 2025. Source: Onchain Lens. Large ETH exchange outflows are tracked by traders as signals of reduced immediate sell-side liquidity and potential moves toward self-custody or staking. Source: Glassnode research on exchange flows; CryptoQuant analyses of exchange reserves. Monitor this address for any re-deposits to exchanges, clustering of similar whale outflows, and transfers into staking contracts, as these actions have shown historical correlation with short-term liquidity and order-book changes. Source: CryptoQuant on exchange inflow/outflow signals; Nansen whale-tracking research.

According to @lookonchain, a newly created wallet 0x42Ef withdrew 4,597 ETH (about $13 million) from Binance over the last two hours (source: Lookonchain on X, Dec 2, 2025). The address and transfer trail can be verified on Arkham Intelligence’s explorer for 0x42Ef3885a39DCa3CE92d580718B9F3d10c3Fc783 (source: Arkham Intelligence). Large exchange outflows are tracked by traders because they reduce on-exchange balances and can affect perceived sell-side liquidity (source: Glassnode Academy, Exchange Net Position Change).

According to @OnchainDataNerd, 4 hours ago a single address withdrew 25M ENA (about $6.7M) from Bybit, based on their on-chain monitoring post on X (source: @OnchainDataNerd). According to @OnchainDataNerd, the same address has accumulated total withdrawals of 285.51M ENA (about $85.36M) from Bybit and Coinbase over the past three weeks (source: @OnchainDataNerd; wallet reference: ARKM Intel address 0x631eE55b8Ecd7Afb53ec30211a082691a4Cbe3ae). According to @OnchainDataNerd and the ARKM Intel address page, these outflows indicate at least 285.51M ENA now reside off those exchanges at the referenced address, which is directly relevant to exchange-tradable ENA liquidity (sources: @OnchainDataNerd; ARKM Intel).

According to @lookonchain, a newly created Solana wallet (FRvvqp) withdrew 3,000,000 TRUMP worth $23.24 million from Binance over the past 15 hours. According to @lookonchain, this shift moved at least 3 million TRUMP off-exchange, reducing immediately available TRUMP supply on Binance by the same amount during that period. On-chain data via Solscan indicates the address FRvvqpiXHV72ykd518faFcaKHCUbGVuVm5PmwSkkG4VN executed the transfers within the reported window, confirming the activity. Based on the $23.24 million figure reported by @lookonchain, the implied average transfer value is approximately $7.75 per TRUMP.