Lookonchain: Whale DAWHnv Spent 16.55M USDC to Buy 234,898 SOL
Lookonchain reported that whale DAWHnv spent 16.55 million USDC to buy 234,898 SOL at an average price of $70.5 about seven hours before the post.

Lookonchain reported that whale DAWHnv spent 16.55 million USDC to buy 234,898 SOL at an average price of $70.5 about seven hours before the post.

Lookonchain reported that whale address DAWHnv spent about 16.55 million USDC to buy 234,898 SOL at an average price of $70.5 about seven hours before the post. Foresight categorized the item under whale movements.

According to Odaily, citing Lookonchain monitoring, a whale spent 16.55 million USDC seven hours earlier to purchase 234,898 SOL at an average price of $70.5.

According to ChainCatcher, citing Lookonchain monitoring, the Humanity Protocol attacker has converted part of the stolen funds into USDC and deposited them into KuCoin.

Namada said its protocol suffered an exploit and that the team is investigating while working with relevant parties. On-chain tracking shows about 228,517 ATOM entered a Cosmos Hub address on June 18 before being moved out through IBC transfers and multiple outgoing transactions.

Namada said on X that there has been an exploit in the Namada protocol. The team said it is investigating and involving relevant parties, and asked any white-hat hacker behind the exploit to get in touch. Foresight reported that about 228,500 ATOM have been transferred out.

Namada confirmed that an exploit occurred in its protocol and said it is investigating the issue with relevant parties involved. Foresight’s whale movement entry states that about 228,500 ATOM have been transferred out, while Namada asked any white hat hacker behind the exploit to contact the team.

TechFlowPost’s June 18 briefing gathered signals from crypto, AI, hardware, technology companies, finance and new products. It highlighted a record $142 million day for tokenized stocks, with 97% of the volume on Solana, while OpenAI reportedly generated $13 billion in 2025 revenue but lost $38.5 billion.
