The whale "pension-usdt.eth" is net long, 3x long on 20,000 ETH

January 10 Local time Thursday evening, former U.S. President Donald Trump posted a chart on his social platform Truth Social containing unpublished key U.S. nonfarm payroll data—shared nearly a day ahead of the official release—sparking market and public attention. The chart showed the U.S. private sector has added 654,000 jobs since January this year, while the government sector cut 181,000 positions. The data was originally set to be officially released by the U.S. Department of Labor on Friday alongside the December jobs report. The White House later called the disclosure an "inadvertent act" and said it would review the economic data release embargo agreement. White House officials explained the President is legally allowed to receive some economic data in advance, and the chart’s data came in part from a legal pre-briefing—but it should not have been made public during the embargo period. Trump denied responsibility, stating: "Let them [have] the chance to release it."

As of Jan. 10, Coinglass data shows the following net outflows from centralized exchanges (CEXs) over the past 7 days: - **BTC**: Total net outflow = 6,317.80 BTC Top 3 CEXs by outflow volume: 1. OKX: 1,858.91 BTC 2. Kraken: 1,716.22 BTC 3. Bitfinex: 1,711.85 BTC - **ETH**: Total net outflow = 59,600 ETH Top 3 CEXs by outflow volume: 1. Binance: 88,500 ETH 2. Bithumb: 32,800 ETH 3. OKX: 29,700 ETH ### Notes on U.S. English adaptation: - Uses **Jan. 10** (standard American date abbreviation) - Breaks data into scannable sections (bullets + numbered lists) for quick reading - Explicitly labels "centralized exchanges (CEXs)" on first mention for clarity - Avoids run-on sentences; prioritizes concise, actionable formatting (common in U.S. crypto news alerts) - Matches American number formatting (commas as thousand separators, decimal points)

**Market Update: 2026 Starts Strong; Key Data, Fed Speeches, Geopolitics Ahead** As of January 10, 2026—marking the first full trading week of the year—cross-asset markets are seeing a synchronous rally, with Wall Street risk sentiment rebounding sharply. Investor risk appetite is clearly on the rise: the S&P 500 gained 1.6% this week, while the Russell 2000 jumped 4.6%. Notably, the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) pulled in $10 billion in just days—a stunning inflow for a passive fund. These moves signal a strong start to 2026. ### Key U.S. Economic Data (All Times ET): - **Tuesday, 9:30 PM**: U.S. Dec CPI (non-seasonally adjusted YoY, seasonally adjusted MoM); U.S. Dec core CPI (seasonally adjusted MoM, non-seasonally adjusted YoY) - **Wednesday, 9:30 PM**: U.S. Nov retail sales (MoM); U.S. Nov PPI (YoY/MoM); U.S. Q3 current account - **Thursday, 9:30 PM**: U.S. initial jobless claims (week ending Jan 10); U.S. Jan NY Fed/Philly Fed manufacturing indices; U.S. Nov import pric

January 10th — Per monitoring from HyperInsight (via Telegram), a crypto whale address that previously opened $8M long positions across 11 altcoins at one point expanded its holdings to 17 altcoin longs, with a peak floating profit exceeding $3.3M. As of now, the whale has closed positions on the following: - MON: $400k profit - PUMP: $370k profit - AIXBT: $80k profit - STABLE: $140k profit - FARTCOIN: $3.8k loss - TRUMP: $7k loss 11 altcoin long positions remain open, with the account’s total floating profit now narrowed to $1.04M.

Jan 10 — Per OnchainLens monitoring, WHITEWHALE’s market cap has topped $140 million. An investor who bought 30.36 million WHITEWHALE tokens 27 days ago for $68,240 (using SOL and USDC) now holds a position worth roughly $4.48 million.

On January 10, data from Farside Monitoring indicates the U.S. Ether ETF posted a net outflow of $68.6 million this week.