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March 18 — A wallet address potentially tied to market maker Cumberland withdrew 543.5 BTC (valued at roughly $40.58 million) from Binance and Bybit six hours ago, per monitoring by The Data Nerd.

On March 18th, Onchain Lens monitoring data reveals that a wallet tied to crypto investor Rudy Kadoch (@KadochRudy) made its first deposit to Hyperliquid: 3 million USDC was deposited, and the wallet purchased 50,330 HYPE tokens for $201,800. The wallet currently has outstanding orders and plans to acquire an additional $981,987 worth of HYPE.

**March 18th Update** Per HyperInsight monitoring, Circle (CRCL) surged 6.4% intraday (5.15% closing gain + 1.35% overnight), extending the previous day’s gains. On Hyperliquid, the asset’s futures contract currently trades at $134.2, with 24-hour volume reaching $24.87 million. In the past hour, a whale (address starting with 0xe4c) opened a 3x leveraged long position on CRCL on the platform: position size = $1.78M, average entry price = $133.4. It now holds ~$11k in unrealized profits.

On March 18th, Polymarket’s Mustafa (@mustafap0ly) — a representative of the platform — posted in its official Discord channel, noting that Polymarket will provide more than $2 million in liquidity incentives for NCAA “March Madness”-related games. Note: NCAA’s “March Madness” refers to the NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Tournament, an annual mid-March-to-early-April event hosted by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). This top-tier, nationwide college basketball elimination tournament is one of the most popular and thrilling annual sports events in the U.S., known for countless upsets, memorable moments, and viral trends.

On March 18, HyperInsight monitoring data shows HYPE’s price is surging—currently at $42, a nearly four-month high. HYPE’s largest long position holder, suspected of possessing insider information about the token’s listing, has seen unrealized gains climb to $4.7 million. Earlier today, the holder withdrew roughly $4.4 million in margin, pushing the liquidation price higher. As of now, the whale maintains a 5x leveraged long position worth $58.1 million, with an average entry price of $38.67 and a floating return of 41%. The liquidation price has risen from $27.55 to $30.15. The address has incurred $1.66 million in losses from funding fee settlements, and no positions have been closed as of press time. This whale has held the position for nearly five months: On October 23 last year—on the eve of HYPE’s Robinhood listing—the address ramped up its long position significantly. When HYPE jumped to nearly $50 in early February, the whale could have locked in massive profits but op