Crypto Market Fear Subsides Significantly, Today's Fear and Greed Index at 45

Trader 0x3be7 opened a 10x long on 1.94B $PUMP ($6M) and is currently up $246K. Liquidation price: $0.002852

According to Lookonchain’s monitoring, a whale opened a 10x leveraged long position on 1.94 billion PUMP tokens (valued at approximately $6 million), and has so far booked a profit of around $246,000. The liquidation price is $0.002852.

A newly created wallet received 9.3M $KTA ($685K) and 2B $GALA ($3M) via cross-chain bridges, then sold them for 1,902 $ETH($3.64M). This caused $KTA to crash 37% and $GALA to crash 15%. Looks a bit suspicious.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, a newly created wallet received 9.3 million KTA (valued at approximately $685,000) and 2 billion GALA (valued at around $3 million) via a cross-chain bridge, then sold all these tokens to obtain 1,902 ETH (worth about $3.64 million). This large-scale sell triggered sharp market volatility; data from HTX’s market shows that KTA’s price once dropped by 37%, while GALA’s price fell by 15%.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, a newly created wallet received 9.3 million KTA (valued at approximately $685,000) and 2 billion GALA (worth around $3 million) via a cross-chain bridge, then sold all these tokens to acquire 1,902 ETH (valued at roughly $3.64 million). This large sell-off triggered severe market volatility. Per HTX market data, KTA’s price plunged 37% at one point, while GALA’s price dropped 15%.

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