Mystery whale address 0x6436 has accumulated more HYPE, with a single purchase of 141,442 tokens worth roughly $11.88 million on Sept. 1, according to Lookonchain data reported by BlockBeats. The same wallet has been active in recent days. On Aug. 30, it bought 243,713 HYPE for $20.24 million. Between Aug. 25 and 27, it acquired 387,952 HYPE worth $31.5 million via Hyperliquid, OKX, Bybit and Gate. The largest single disclosed purchase was the Aug. 30 transaction at $20.24 million, while the Sept. 1 buy was smaller at about $11.88 million. The latest trade brings the total disclosed HYPE purchases by this address to at least three separate rounds, with combined value exceeding $60 million. The buyer is described only as a mystery whale, and its identity has not been revealed. It remains unclear whether the accumulation will continue. The figures are based entirely on Lookonchain's monitoring and were shared in a BlockBeats dispatch on Sept. 1.
Lookonchain data flagged by BlockBeats shows that a mystery whale wallet, 0x6436, has again bought HYPE. On Sept. 1, the address purchased 141,442 HYPE, worth approximately $11.88 million.
The same wallet has been busy over the past few days. On Aug. 30, it bought 243,713 HYPE for $20.24 million. Between Aug. 25 and 27, it accumulated 387,952 HYPE valued at $31.5 million, with trades spread across Hyperliquid, OKX, Bybit and Gate.
BlockBeats first reported the on-chain data on Sept. 1, citing Lookonchain. The owner of the wallet has not been disclosed, and no further details about its trading intentions were provided.
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