A Bitcoin holder sold 500 BTC worth $45.37 million, realizing a $10.5 million loss after acquiring the position at $111,899 in October. Short-term holders realized losses of 10,200 BTC while long-term holders recorded 2,237.152 BTC in losses. Mega-whale entities accumulated over 100,000 BTC for three consecutive days as Bitcoin trades near $90,000.

Chainlink Reserve purchased 89,000 LINK tokens valued at $1.18 million within 24 hours, bringing total holdings to 973,752 tokens worth $12.9 million. The acquisition occurred amid sustained spot market demand, with LINK trading at $13.40 and posting an 11.3% weekly gain. Over a seven-day period, the Reserve accumulated 170,300 LINK tokens worth $2.2 million.

Monad surged 51.2% to $0.048 after its November 24 mainnet launch before settling at $0.043, with trading volume climbing 85% to $1.22 billion. Whale-driven futures positioning pushed Open Interest to a record $178 million while Derivatives Volume surged 139% to $2.65 billion, data show. The rally reflects aggressive bullish positioning amid elevated technical indicators.

BONK climbed 13.25% to $0.0000103 after reaching a local bottom of $0.00000844 four days earlier. Trading volume surged 111% to $194 million during the recovery. Whale buyers accumulated 4.3 trillion tokens over three days, with buy orders exceeding sell orders by 300 billion in the latest 24-hour period.

Ethereum fell 10.9% to a five-month low of $2,650 before rebounding to $2,720. Large holders accumulated $241.84 million worth of ETH during the decline, according to data from CryptoQuant and Onchain Lens. Exchange reserves dropped to a 55-month low of 15.6 million tokens, valued at $42.9 billion.

A Uniswap holder inactive for 4.5 years sold 512,000 UNI tokens at approximately $7, crystallizing an $11.65 million loss on a position acquired at $29.8 in 2021. The sale occurred amid intensified selling pressure from large holders. UNI has declined to $6.5 following recent whale liquidations totaling 5.6 million tokens over three days.

Bitcoin has traded below $100,000 for eight consecutive days, dropping to $92,229 amid heavy selling pressure. Large holders offloaded 9,878 BTC worth $902.7 million in 24 hours. Technical indicators point to continued bearish momentum and rising volatility, with the asset vulnerable to further losses toward $88,000.

Short-term holder supply held at a loss climbed to 4.9 million BTC, reaching an eight-month high last seen in April. Over 48 hours, short-term holders disposed of 148,000 BTC acquired below $100,000 as Bitcoin traded near $96,041. Addresses holding 100–1,000 BTC recorded a negative 30-day balance change of 53,700 coins on November 16.

Zcash has climbed 30.72% to $673 following three consecutive days of gains, with trading volume surging 82%. The rally comes ahead of next week's launch of shielded ZEC purchases through Zashi Wallet, which will enable private cryptocurrency swaps using Near Intent technology.