On-chain tracker Onchain Lens said a whale moved 30,100 ETH out of Coinbase Prime and into a newly created wallet. The transfer was valued at $52.84 million at the time cited in the report. No additional details about the wallet owner or the purpose of the transaction were disclosed in the source. The move stands out because of its size and because the funds were sent to a new address rather than an existing known wallet.

Circle minted about 750 million USDC on Solana again, according to monitoring data cited by ChainCatcher from Onchain Lens. The tracked address was identified as Circle (7VHU...4BmE). Based on the same monitoring update, Circle has minted about 68.26 billion USDC on Solana in 2026 so far. The report did not provide additional transaction details beyond the mint size, the network, and the running annual total. The update was published by ChainCatcher as a whale-movement newsflash.

Circle has minted about 750 million more USDC on Solana, according to monitoring data from Onchain Lens. The tracked wallet, identified as “7VHU...4BmE,” was cited in the update. With this latest issuance, Circle’s cumulative USDC minting on Solana in 2026 has reached about 68.26 billion tokens. The update was carried by Odaily as a brief market-moving on-chain alert focused on large-scale token issuance activity. No additional transaction details were provided in the source brief.

A whale on Hyperliquid is holding nearly $58 million in positions, with 93.2% of that exposure on the net short side, according to monitoring data from Onchain Lens. The account’s largest positions include a $13.31 million short on XYZ100, an $11.32 million short on USOIL, a $10.03 million short on UKOIL, a $3.77 million short on SP500, and a $3.68 million short on NGAS. A few hours earlier, the same whale also opened a $3.43 million long position in SKHX. Historical profit and loss for the account shows a cumulative gain of $4.77 million. The data offers a snapshot of the trader’s current exposure on Hyperliquid.

Onchain Lens said Alameda Research FTX transferred about 201,000 SOL to BitGo custody through multiple transactions completed within minutes. The tokens were valued at about $15.14 million at the time cited in the alert. According to the monitoring update, the funds were then distributed across multiple BitGo custody addresses. The report did not provide additional context beyond the transfer path and estimated value.

Onchain data tracked by Onchain Lens shows Alameda Research FTX transferred about 201,000 SOL to BitGo custody through multiple transactions completed within minutes. The tokens were valued at roughly $15.14 million at the time of the transfers. According to the monitoring update, the funds were then distributed across several BitGo custody addresses. The transfer was reported by Odaily as a whale movement item. No additional details on the purpose of the transactions were disclosed in the source update.

Data tracked by Hyperinsight shows a sizable gap between SK Hynix contracts on Hyperliquid. As of publication, the Korean share contract SKHX was quoted at $1,245.4 with roughly $1.021 billion in 24-hour volume, while the U.S. ADR contract SKHY traded at $153.69 with about $136 million in volume. Using the conversion of 10 ADRs to one Korean common share, SKHY implies a price of $1,536.9, or $291.5 above the Korean share equivalent. That puts the ADR premium at about 23.41%, while the Korean share trades at an 18.97% discount on the reverse calculation. Funding rates are not favorable for traders betting on the spread to close. SKHYNIX carried an hourly funding rate of +0.06132%, meaning longs pay shorts, while SKHY stood at -0.00463%, meaning shorts pay longs. Even so, two visible large addresses were still running convergence trades. One address beginning with 0x257 held a 10x leveraged long in 2,500.42 SKHX and a 10x leveraged short in 31,031.66 SKHY, for a combined notional of about $7.891 million and a floating profit of roughly $339,000. Another address beginning with 0xf517 held a long in 2,145.256 SKHX at 10x and a short in 22,223.39 SKHY at 5x, with a position ratio near the 1:10 ADR conversion and a combined size of about $6.093 million.

A trader has made more than $9 million by shorting ESPORTS on decentralized trading platform Aster DEX in less than a month, according to Lookonchain. The reported return stands at about 806%. Lookonchain said the trader deposited 1 million USDT into Aster on June 18 and opened a 1x leveraged short position in ESPORTS. After partially closing the trade, the account had already locked in $4.28 million in realized profit. The trader still holds a short position of about 137.73 million ESPORTS. Lookonchain said the position shows roughly $1.95 million in floating profit, while the account also has about $4.77 million in unrealized gains. The original 1 million USDT deposit has already been withdrawn from Aster. The account balance now stands at $9.05 million, all of which is profit, based on the figures cited by Lookonchain.