Whale "7Siblings" Bought the Dip, Purchasing 15,092.8 ETH, Equivalent to Around $55.15 Million

On November 4th, according to AI Auntie's monitoring, the address previously known as the "100% Win Rate Whale" liquidated 30,678.76 SOL (approximately $4.79 million) in a position that was opened 15 minutes ago, resulting in a loss of $1.265 million. Currently, the address holds 358,602.47 SOL, with an unrealized loss of $14.58 million. The overall position is at a loss of $22.74 million: · ETH Long: 21,500 ETH is held, and the liquidation price is $3,341.35; · SOL Long: 358,602.47 SOL is held, and the liquidation price is $147.8; · HYPE Long: 161,961.04 HYPE is held, and the liquidation price is $17.02.

On Tuesday, November 4th, the US Dollar saw a slight decline. On Monday, investors were weighing the remarks of several Federal Reserve officials. This highlighted the diverging views on the matter of further rate cuts. Fed's Bullard stated that he was not in a rush to cut rates again because inflation was still above the 2% target. In contrast, Fed's Mester believed that the current policy was "still too tight." San Francisco Fed President Daly said that he had an "open mind" regarding a December rate cut. Governor Quarles did not commit to further rate cuts. (FXStreet)

On November 4th, Matrixport presented its daily chart analysis, stating, "When investing in Bitcoin, there isn't an absolutely effective trading rule. However, many market participants tend to focus on one metric: the 21-week moving average." As we have repeatedly mentioned in our weekly 'Matrix on Target' report across multiple cycles, the 21-week moving average has repeatedly demonstrated a certain level of reference value. Investors who keep an eye on this metric often find it easier to reevaluate their positions and risks when volatility surges. The current trend may still have the potential for further downward movement, but it isn't sufficient to indicate the end of Bitcoin's market trend. It is more like a reminder to us: instead of being completely led by short-term noise, it is better to refer to a few simple and time-tested reference points as relatively stable decision-making benchmarks.

On November 4th, as per EmberCN's monitoring, a whale address that sold BTC in November of the previous year and then remained silent began to buy back 800 BTC (valued at $84.87 million) today, after a year, at a price of $106,060. EmberCN stated, "He achieved a total of $120 million through three BTC swings between 2022 and 2024, and today's purchase is the fourth time."

On November 4th, as monitored by OnchainLens, a whale address deposited 6.8 million ASTER tokens (approximately $5.57 million) back into Binance and is currently facing a loss of $1.08 million. The same address had previously withdrawn 5.8 million ASTER tokens (approximately $5.58 million) from Binance on November 2nd and deposited them into Aster. In the past week, the address has withdrawn a total of 6.8 million ASTER tokens from Binance. Address: 0x914bf97B6da54772E892A925Dc4358AC5D881536.

On November 4th, the Wilder World team members posted an update yesterday and stated, "Around 15:45 on November 3rd, WILD experienced a rapid flash crash, and this situation is still ongoing. This event was not triggered by a security vulnerability or an attack but originated from a cascading liquidation event in the WILD PeaPods lending pool." In brief, our integration with PeaPods gave rise to unanticipated systemic risk, which we did not fully comprehend at that time. Unfortunately, under extreme market conditions, this risk was activated, resulting in forced liquidations and a significant price drop." BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes commented on this and said, "Make sure to be aware of the risks related to leverage and borrowing in DeFi. You should never be liquidated. Having said that, thank you for providing me with the opportunity to purchase more WILD tokens at a lower price. I'm looking forward to the launch of the Open World in December!" At the time of the posting, WILD ha