In 2020, the top SHIB holder's address transferred $4.91 million worth of tokens to a centralized exchange (CEX).

April 30 — On-chain analyst Ai Auntie (@ai_9684xtpa) reports that a whale who accumulated a 120,000 ETH long position has locked in massive profits over the past two months via ETH longs. The whale has since expanded their position again, holding $182 million in assets across two addresses. With an entry price of $2,265, they now hold a floating profit of $514,000 — retaking the top spot for ETH holdings on Hyperliquid.

April 30th: According to LookOnChain’s monitoring, the “Big Brother Whale” has posted another P&L reversal over the past week, now sitting on a $3.29 million loss. Current holdings: - 8,500 ETH (≈$19.31 million); Liquidation Price: $2,197.95 - 152 BTC (≈$11.59 million); Liquidation Price: $72,161.47

April 30 – On-chain analyst Ai (@ai_9684xtpa) reports a new crypto address has amassed 40,000 ETH in the past 24 hours, suspected to be linked to Bitmine. Address 0x448…aD525 withdrew $90.64 million in ETH from FalconX across two transactions, at an average price of ~$2,266 per ETH. Given the withdrawal amount and origin, the address is believed tied to Bitmine.

April 30 — Spartan Group announced in a social media post Wednesday that an individual has recently been impersonating one of its members, actively reaching out to others via X, Telegram and email. The account **@huchengxian is not affiliated with Spartan Group** — do not interact with it. The firm urges the community to report this impersonating account. Key note from Spartan Group: It **will never proactively contact individuals** via Telegram or unknown accounts. If you have questions, verify directly with a confirmed Spartan Group contact.

April 30th — Per the Ark Invest Tracker, Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest added 553,892 shares of Robinhood stock yesterday, worth approximately $39.43 million. Breakdown of the purchases: - ARKK: +469,858 shares - ARKW: +55,939 shares - ARKF: +28,095 shares

April 30 Per The Wall Street Journal, Amazon is exploring a revival of *The Apprentice*—the reality series once hosted by Donald Trump that catapulted him to fame. Amazon execs have been internally weighing the possibility of having Donald Trump Jr.—the former host’s eldest son—host the new season if production goes ahead. Talks are still in the early stages, and Amazon has not yet reached out to the Trump family. If the project moves forward, it would debut on Prime Video. *The Apprentice* was a massive hit during its original run, with Trump serving as host and executive producer. Contestants vied for the chance to work at his company. Sources familiar with the situation say demand for a reboot has surged since Trump won the 2024 election. Notably, Trump shared an old article touting the show’s high ratings on his social media last week, captioning it: “My Apprentice final season was unbeatable!”