Coinglass data cited by ChainCatcher shows whale positions on Hyperliquid currently stand at $5.15 billion. Long positions account for $2.506 billion, or 48.67% of the total, while short positions reach $2.644 billion, or 51.33%. On the profit and loss side, longs show -$39.0339 million and shorts show -$61.1665 million. The data also points to a specific whale wallet, 0x082e..88, which opened a 5x full-position long in HYPE at $38.6755. That position currently shows an unrealized profit and loss of $39.0282 million. The figures reflect the latest snapshot of whale activity on the Hyperliquid platform reported by ChainCatcher, citing Coinglass.

A smart-money trader previously up more than $5.293 million from long and short U.S. equity bets has started to give back part of those gains after SK Hynix fell more than 9.6%, according to on-chain analyst Ai Yi on X. The trader is holding a $9.41 million 2x long position in MU, opened at $1,005.1, which is now showing a floating loss of $620,000. Another 2x long in SKHX stands at $8.85 million, with an entry price of $1,494.5 and an unrealized loss of $1.18 million. Combined, the two stock-linked long positions are now down $1.8 million on paper. The update was reported by Odaily.

ETH/BTC has rebounded from 0.02524 to 0.02855, according to monitoring by EmberCN. After the move higher, a whale focused on trading the ETH/BTC pair swapped 13,708 ETH, worth about $25 million, for 393.4 BTC around half an hour before the report. The trade was executed at an exchange rate of 0.02855 and was described as a short on ETH/BTC. EmberCN said the whale uses a coin-margined strategy, aiming to exchange back into more ETH if the ratio falls. Over the past six months, the address has accumulated an additional 6,475 ETH through multiple ratio trades. Based on the current price cited in the report, those added holdings are worth about $11.78 million.

EmberCN said a whale focused on trading the ETH/BTC exchange rate sold 13,708 ETH about half an hour ago and rotated the position into 393.4 BTC, a transaction valued at roughly $25 million. The reported short rate was 0.02855. According to the monitoring account, the trader runs a coin-denominated strategy, meaning a lower ETH/BTC rate would allow the position to be converted back into a larger amount of ETH later. EmberCN also said that over the past six months, the whale increased holdings by 6,475 ETH on a coin basis through multiple exchange-rate trades, equal to about $11.78 million at the cited valuation. The update points to an active directional bet on the ETH/BTC pair rather than a simple spot sale.

ChainCatcher reported, citing on-chain analyst Ember, that the ETH/BTC exchange rate has recently rebounded from 0.02524 to 0.02855. Against that backdrop, a whale focused on trading the ETH/BTC pair swapped 13,708 ETH for 393.4 BTC about half an hour before the report, in a transaction valued at $25 million. The trade was executed at an exchange rate of 0.02855 and was described as a short position on the ETH/BTC ratio. Ember said the whale is a coin-margined trader, meaning a decline in the exchange rate would allow the address to buy back more ETH later. Over the past six months, the same whale has increased its coin-denominated ETH holdings by 6,475 ETH through multiple exchange-rate trades, with that amount valued at $11.78 million. The report focuses on the whale’s positioning in the ETH/BTC ratio rather than spot market direction alone.

A hacker promoted a token called $SCATMAN after compromising the official X accounts of SpaceXAI and Starlink, according to monitoring by Lookonchain. The on-chain tracker said the attacker later sold the entire minted supply of 10 trillion SCATMAN for 59 ETH, worth about $108,000 at the time cited in the report. A separate wallet controlled by the same hacker also sold 59.28 million SCATMAN for 14.7 ETH, or roughly $27,000. In total, the hacker made about $135,000 from the sales, based on Lookonchain’s figures. The report was cited by ChainCatcher in a brief news update.

Onchain Lens tracked roughly $7.66 million in cumulative fee revenue generated by Noxa on Robinhood over the past seven days, according to a July 13 update cited by BlockBeats. The report also noted that the Noxa team had previously issued the NOXA token on DBK Chain, a network launched by DeBank in 2025. Despite that launch, the token has not shown sustained activity since then. About 14 hours before the report, the team burned 40% of NOXA’s total supply. The update combines recent fee data with the token’s issuance history and the latest supply reduction event.

A dormant Bitcoin whale address has reactivated after seven years, according to OnchainLens, in a move that drew fresh attention to long-inactive large holders on the network. The address has held 2,931 BTC since Bitcoin was priced at about $6,500 and had remained inactive throughout that period. At current valuation, the holdings are worth about $188 million, based on the figures cited in the report. OnchainLens said the position has increased in value by roughly 10x since the address first accumulated the coins. No additional transfer details or destination addresses were disclosed in the source item. The update was first reported by ChainCatcher as a brief market-moving whale alert under its whale movement coverage.