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  1. Whales Fuel Ethereum Surge Hopes

    Whales bought 220K+ ETH ($850M) in 48 hrs as exchange supply hits decade low. $5B inflows into ETH ETFs add momentum. Key resistance at $4,100 could trigger next rally.

    #Ethereum #ETH #CryptoNews #WhaleWatch #ETHETF #CryptoRally #DeFi #Blockchain #ETHPrice #TECHi

    Read Full Article Here :- techi.com/ethereum-whale-accum

  2. Whale alert! 🐳 $AUCTION price surged to $68 then plummeted. On-chain analysis suggests a whale holding 20% of supply manipulated the market, withdrawing 2M tokens from Binance & then depositing 500K. Currently holds 1.5M $AUCTION. #crypto #whalewatch

    #blockchain #news

  3. Whale alert! 🐳 An institutional investor just withdrew 134,000 $AUCTION tokens ($4.15M) from Binance, per @EmberMonitoring. They now hold 2M AUCTION – 26% of total supply, worth $62.44M! #DeFi #Crypto #WhaleWatch

    #blockchain #news

  4. @SeaFury

    When my whalewatching group used to stay at #ByronBay to watch the #humpback migrations, we regularly ate at Earth & Sea Pizza.

    Most ordered pizza with pineapple which drew sighs from the purists.

    Then, one year I turned up with bananas & asked the owners if they’d add banana to my pizza as well as pineapple.

    Everyone laughed at me. It tasted fantastic. I ordered that pizza for the rest of our trip. Others did too.

    On my final #whalewatch I was surprised to see it on their menu 🤯

  5. I'm on a #WhaleWatch today, kind of - we're keeping an eye on a developing story on #CapeCod, in #Eastham. That's where five pilot whales stranded themselves at Sunken Meadow Beach; another whale, a baby, died.

    The International Fund for Animal Welfare is on the scene, helping to get these animals back in the water. High tide is in right now, and at last check, the whales were all in the water, but IFAW's working to get them swimming again. 📸: IFAW

  6. I'm on a #WhaleWatch today, kind of - we're keeping an eye on a developing story on #CapeCod, in #Eastham. That's where five pilot whales stranded themselves at Sunken Meadow Beach; another whale, a baby, died.

    The International Fund for Animal Welfare is on the scene, helping to get these animals back in the water. High tide is in right now, and at last check, the whales were all in the water, but IFAW's working to get them swimming again. 📸: IFAW