A certain whale withdrew 6000 ETH from Kraken after 6 months of silence

On February 25, Onchain Lens monitoring showed a wallet linked to Forward Industries deposited 8,200 ETH (valued at $14.91 million) into Coinbase—after holding the crypto for 2 to 3 years—with a potential loss of roughly $10.82 million. The whale initially received 23,491 ETH (worth $76.26 million) from Binance and Coinbase for staking, later redepositing 23,914 ETH (valued at $65.44 million) back to the exchanges.

February 25 — Bitcoin surged 3% in 15 minutes this morning, topping $66k, per HTX market data. Ethereum rebounded above $1,900, while SOL climbed past $80. As of press time, Coinglass data shows $129M in total liquidations across the network over the past 4 hours — $4.73M in long liquidations vs. $125M in short liquidations. While Bitcoin and Ethereum funding rates flipped positive post-rally (still leaning bearish), most altcoins still have negative rates, keeping mainstream CEX/DEX funding tilted bearish. Coinbase Institutional (its institutional arm) released a report earlier today: Bitcoin has support at $60k and strong resistance at $82k. Negative gamma is concentrated in the $60k-$70k range, while positive gamma clusters above $85k and $90k. A move to $90k could trigger consolidation; a drop to $60k may accelerate declines. Independent analyst Axel notes Bitcoin’s “Realized Cap HODL Waves” data shows supply is shrinking — but capital hasn’t returned yet. The biggest hodl

February 25th: Per Onchain Lens monitoring, two long-dormant crypto whale addresses have begun accumulating XAUT (the gold-backed token) today. - Whale address 0xCE7, dormant for 3 years, withdrew 2,311 XAUT (valued at ~$11.82 million) from Bitfinex over the past 11 hours. - Whale address 0x95c, dormant for 2 years, withdrew 2,169 XAUT (valued at ~$11.1 million) from Bitfinex 12 hours ago.

As of February 25th, Onchain Lens reports a newly created wallet withdrew 17,390 AAVE (valued at approximately $2 million) from Binance 7 hours ago.

February 25th — Coinbase Institutional, the institutional division of Coinbase, noted in a social media post that Bitcoin (BTC) options market data reveals: - The most concentrated support cluster lies around the $60,000 level, while the first key resistance zone is near $82,000. - $82,000 is the first critical threshold to unlock further upside, and $60,000 is a pivotal support to stem accelerated downside. Additionally, negative gamma is clustered in the $60,000–$70,000 range, whereas positive gamma is concentrated above the $85,000 and $90,000 levels. This signals two market trends: - Downside momentum could accelerate toward the $60,000 level. - An upside push to $90,000 may trigger consolidation.

Feb. 25 — Bitcoin rebounded above $66,000 on Tuesday, climbing roughly 3% in 15 minutes, per HTX market data. The leading cryptocurrency is currently trading at $66,015.