[Crypto World] December 6 news: A big whale has been quite active recently. On-chain data shows that a whale dumped 23,736 SOL into the market within three days, worth about $3.3 million, and went all in on the PIPPIN token.
The buying cost wasn’t high either, with an average price of $0.2, totaling 16.35 million tokens. The account already has an unrealized profit of over $740,000, which is quite a considerable return.
Building a position at this scale either shows strong confidence in the project or suggests some strategic layout. In any case, when regular players see this kind of data, it’s worth paying attention—sometimes a whale’s instincts are even more accurate than technical analysis.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 6h ago
Damn, this whale's move is insane. I missed it because I was still sleeping yesterday.
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Really went all in? That's some guts—either making a killing or losing it all.
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Dropping in 3.3 million at once, my heart would be shaking too. That's the gap between me and the whales.
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Look at those profits—a month's salary gone, and they make it in three days.
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Damn, if I’d known, I wouldn’t have slept. Is it still possible to catch this wave now?
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Honestly, it all comes down to information gaps. By the time we see it, it’s already too late.
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16.35 million tokens—how much guts does it take to go all in on that?
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Every time the whale moves, I get tempted, but my money just can't keep up.
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An average price of 0.2—that's such a sweet cost. I really don't have that kind of vision.
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The problem is, how do we know in advance when the whales are moving? That’s the real skill.
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 12-06 12:28
I was wondering why the whale suddenly started accumulating; turns out they sensed it early on.
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P2ENotWorking
· 12-06 12:24
Damn, this whale is really bold, going all-in with 3.3 million on PIPPIN... I need to check out what exactly this thing is.
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GmGnSleeper
· 12-06 12:22
The whale's actions are so aggressive, PIPPIN needs to pay attention.
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ContractTearjerker
· 12-06 12:17
The whales are moving, we have to follow and watch, otherwise we'll end up getting rekt.
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JustHereForAirdrops
· 12-06 12:14
Hmm... Before jumping in and following the crowd, it's better to first check if there are any red flags with the project team.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 12-06 12:13
ngl, putting 3.3 million in and making a floating profit of 740k in just three days? Something doesn’t add up... Need to verify this whale's wallet address first and check if there's any connection with a market maker or the project team.
A whale spent $3.3 million in three days to buy PIPPIN, with an unrealized profit of $740,000.
[Crypto World] December 6 news: A big whale has been quite active recently. On-chain data shows that a whale dumped 23,736 SOL into the market within three days, worth about $3.3 million, and went all in on the PIPPIN token.
The buying cost wasn’t high either, with an average price of $0.2, totaling 16.35 million tokens. The account already has an unrealized profit of over $740,000, which is quite a considerable return.
Building a position at this scale either shows strong confidence in the project or suggests some strategic layout. In any case, when regular players see this kind of data, it’s worth paying attention—sometimes a whale’s instincts are even more accurate than technical analysis.