2026-01-09 10:23:30

On January 9th, on-chain monitoring data revealed a significant move— a whale address deposited $8.09 million USDC on the Hyperliquid platform and quickly placed a large limit order. The target of this order is clear: within the price range of $133.88-$135, to acquire 59,458 SOL tokens, totaling approximately $8 million. From the operational logic, this major holder is evidently betting on the recent trend of Solana, expressing confidence in this market movement with a near-full position. Such a large single purchase is bound to create ripples in the market and exert some influence on the subsequent price performance of SOL.

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QuietlyStaking

· 01-09 10:49

Whales are causing trouble again, this time piling into SOL. Feels like it's about to take off.

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 01-09 10:48

Whales are dumping again, can SOL hold up this time? Wait, is this really bullish... or is there some insider information I don't know? Going all-in with a full position, that's pretty crazy. If it reverses, it's over. Will SOL be driven higher in this wave? We'll just watch and see. With this move, how are retail investors supposed to play... feels like we're about to get cut again. The big players are so aggressive, I think the key level at 133 is hard to break. 59,458 SOL, you must be very optimistic to do this. Something's off, this price point is too precise. Is there a conspiracy behind it?

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StableGenius

· 01-09 10:33

ngl, the "whale confidence indicator" is such a lazy narrative when you realize these positions are literally just stop-loss bait for retail fomo. empirically speaking, 8m usdc market buys don't move sol like they used to — derivative leverage does tho, and that's what everyone's actually missing here lol

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On-ChainDiver

· 01-09 10:30

Whales are showing off their muscles again; this move is really aggressive.

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