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🕵️♂️ #blockchain researcher Eye says that Garrett Jin, who used to run #bitforex , might be the Hyperliquid whale who holds 100K+ BTC. Eye found the connection between the trader's wallet and Jin's X account.
📉 #ethena Labs founder Guy Young said USDe's price drop on #Binance wasn't because anything was wrong with the token or its reserves. He said it came down to how Binance handled price data when the market was tanking.
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News drops you can't miss
💸 Sending #money online and not sure what's actually safe? We've rounded up the smartest (and least sketchy) ways to move your money.
🕵️♂️ #blockchain researcher Eye says that Garrett Jin, who used to run #bitforex , might be the Hyperliquid whale who holds 100K+ BTC. Eye found the connection between the trader's wallet and Jin's X account.
📉 #ethena Labs founder Guy Young said USDe's price drop on #Binance wasn't because anything was wrong with the token or its reserves. He said it came down to how Binance handled price data when the market was tanking.
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🔥 New investigation into the insider worth hundreds of millions $$$
Recall — after the deal of the 'whale' surfaced online, which earned $160 million literally just hours before the tariffs against China were announced, on-chain detective #Eye rolled out an investigation
The suspect — Garrett Jean, former head #bitforex , whose fortune is estimated at $10 billion. But new data suggests that Jean may have been just a front, while the real players operated much closer to Washington
According to sources, the transaction chain intersects with addresses linked to Zach Whitcoff and Chase Herro, and one of the intermediaries allegedly attended events at the White House multiple times
😱 According to the version, the leaks could have come from the presidential entourage and his older sons, allowing insiders to open positions before official statements — and to withdraw hundreds of millions of dollars from the market
A separate thread of the investigation leads to Asia: on-chain channels have been exposed through which, according to analysts' assumptions, structures affiliated with Chinese investment funds and the CPC could have operated
After the publication of the materials, Eye stated that it is halting work 'for safety reasons'
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Recall — after the deal of the 'whale' surfaced online, which earned $160 million literally just hours before the tariffs against China were announced, on-chain detective #Eye rolled out an investigation
The suspect — Garrett Jean, former head #bitforex , whose fortune is estimated at $10 billion. But new data suggests that Jean may have been just a front, while the real players operated much closer to Washington
According to sources, the transaction chain intersects with addresses linked to Zach Whitcoff and Chase Herro, and one of the intermediaries allegedly attended events at the White House multiple times
😱 According to the version, the leaks could have come from the presidential entourage and his older sons, allowing insiders to open positions before official statements — and to withdraw hundreds of millions of dollars from the market
A separate thread of the investigation leads to Asia: on-chain channels have been exposed through which, according to analysts' assumptions, structures affiliated with Chinese investment funds and the CPC could have operated
After the publication of the materials, Eye stated that it is halting work 'for safety reasons'
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🐳 CZ revealed the identity of the whale suspected of insider trading — it turned out to be the former head of the exchange #bitforex with a fortune of about $10 billion.
He denies everything, claiming that he is not connected to the Trump family.
Now we are waiting to see if there will be news from #CZ regarding #Hyperliquid .
He denies everything, claiming that he is not connected to the Trump family.
Now we are waiting to see if there will be news from #CZ regarding #Hyperliquid .
May Molinas tSlH Dan:
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🚨 100,000 BTC Hyperliquid Whale Allegedly Linked to Former BitForex CEO Garrett Jin in Fraud Scandal
On-chain sleuth EyeOnChain claims the mysterious Hyperliquid whale holding 100K BTC is tied to former BitForex CEO Garrett Jin, accused of a $56.5M exit scam in Feb 2024. The probe links Jin to wallets via ENS domains ereignis.eth & garrettjin.eth, tracing funds back to Huobi-era accounts and the BitForex collapse.
Jin denies ownership, stating, “The fund isn’t mine — it’s my clients’.” However, records show he still controls 46,295 BTC (~$5.19B) across multiple wallets. Between Aug–Sept, he sold 35K BTC for ETH, staking 570K+ ETH via his company XHash, which may have onboarded BitForex-related funds.
The whale also opened a $735M BTC short on Hyperliquid just before Trump’s China tariff speech, triggering a market crash — sparking speculation of insider timing.
Binance’s CZ reacted to the claims, saying he’s “not sure of validity, hope someone can cross-check.”
Evidence shows connections between BitForex’s drained hot wallets, Jin’s ENS-linked addresses, and Hyperliquid trades, suggesting a web of old exchange assets now circulating under new fronts.
Meanwhile, Hyperliquid co-founder Jeff Yan accused CEXs of underreporting user liquidations during last week’s crash — to which CZ fired back, noting Binance “protected users with hundreds of millions out of pocket.”
The crypto world watches closely as one of the largest BTC whales faces allegations that could expose a deeper web of exchange-era laundering and market manipulation.
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On-chain sleuth EyeOnChain claims the mysterious Hyperliquid whale holding 100K BTC is tied to former BitForex CEO Garrett Jin, accused of a $56.5M exit scam in Feb 2024. The probe links Jin to wallets via ENS domains ereignis.eth & garrettjin.eth, tracing funds back to Huobi-era accounts and the BitForex collapse.
Jin denies ownership, stating, “The fund isn’t mine — it’s my clients’.” However, records show he still controls 46,295 BTC (~$5.19B) across multiple wallets. Between Aug–Sept, he sold 35K BTC for ETH, staking 570K+ ETH via his company XHash, which may have onboarded BitForex-related funds.
The whale also opened a $735M BTC short on Hyperliquid just before Trump’s China tariff speech, triggering a market crash — sparking speculation of insider timing.
Binance’s CZ reacted to the claims, saying he’s “not sure of validity, hope someone can cross-check.”
Evidence shows connections between BitForex’s drained hot wallets, Jin’s ENS-linked addresses, and Hyperliquid trades, suggesting a web of old exchange assets now circulating under new fronts.
Meanwhile, Hyperliquid co-founder Jeff Yan accused CEXs of underreporting user liquidations during last week’s crash — to which CZ fired back, noting Binance “protected users with hundreds of millions out of pocket.”
The crypto world watches closely as one of the largest BTC whales faces allegations that could expose a deeper web of exchange-era laundering and market manipulation.
#Bitcoin #Hyperliquid #BitForex #GarrettJin #CryptoNews
Investigation ties 100,000 BTC Hyperliquid whale to former BitForex CEO
An onchain investigation by crypto researcher Eye has linked the mysterious Hyperliquid whale, who controls over 100,000 $BTC , to Garrett Jin, the former CEO of BitForex, a now-defunct exchange embroiled in a fraud scandal.
In a Saturday post on X, the onchain sleuth noted that the whale’s main wallet, ereignis.eth, was connected to another ENS name, garrettjin.eth, which directly leads to Jin’s verified X (Twitter) account, @GarrettBullish.
“The ENS name ereignis.eth (“event” in German) confirms his link to this wallet, identifying him as the actor behind the large-scale operations on Hyperliquid/Hyperunit,” Eye wrote on X.
The wallet activity also matched Jin’s known business dealings, including transfers to staking contracts and addresses funded by exchanges he had past ties with, such as Huobi (HTX).
Further, the whale’s wallet received and sent funds that traced back to BitForex-related addresses and to Binance deposits used to open massive trades, including a $735 million Bitcoin
short.
BitForex accused of fraud
Jin led BitForex from 2017 to 2020. The exchange was later accused of falsifying trading volumes and flagged by Japan’s Financial Services Agency for operating without registration.
In 2024, BitForex lost $57 million from its hot wallets, froze withdrawals and ultimately shut down after its team was detained in China. Hong Kong’s SFC later issued a warning for suspected fraud, and users claimed millions in unrecovered funds.
Following BitForex’s collapse, Jin founded several ventures, including WaveLabs VC (2020), TanglePay (2021), IotaBee (2022) and GroupFi (2023). Most of these projects have since become inactive.
In 2024, he launched XHash.com, a platform for institutional Ethereum staking, which investigators allege may have been used to onboard questionable funds. After the allegations surfaced, Jin reportedly removed XHash from his social media bio, though it remains visible on his Telegram account.
Not everyone is convinced
Crypto analyst Quinten François expressed skepticism over the claims linking the Hyperliquid whale to the former BitForex CEO, arguing that the evidence may be too convenient.
“Why would you have an .eth name leading to your X handle in a wallet that directly connects to market manipulation wallets and wallets for other crime?” he wrote on X, adding that such a setup “sounds way too simple to be true.” #bitforex
In a Saturday post on X, the onchain sleuth noted that the whale’s main wallet, ereignis.eth, was connected to another ENS name, garrettjin.eth, which directly leads to Jin’s verified X (Twitter) account, @GarrettBullish.
“The ENS name ereignis.eth (“event” in German) confirms his link to this wallet, identifying him as the actor behind the large-scale operations on Hyperliquid/Hyperunit,” Eye wrote on X.
The wallet activity also matched Jin’s known business dealings, including transfers to staking contracts and addresses funded by exchanges he had past ties with, such as Huobi (HTX).
Further, the whale’s wallet received and sent funds that traced back to BitForex-related addresses and to Binance deposits used to open massive trades, including a $735 million Bitcoin
short.
BitForex accused of fraud
Jin led BitForex from 2017 to 2020. The exchange was later accused of falsifying trading volumes and flagged by Japan’s Financial Services Agency for operating without registration.
In 2024, BitForex lost $57 million from its hot wallets, froze withdrawals and ultimately shut down after its team was detained in China. Hong Kong’s SFC later issued a warning for suspected fraud, and users claimed millions in unrecovered funds.
Following BitForex’s collapse, Jin founded several ventures, including WaveLabs VC (2020), TanglePay (2021), IotaBee (2022) and GroupFi (2023). Most of these projects have since become inactive.
In 2024, he launched XHash.com, a platform for institutional Ethereum staking, which investigators allege may have been used to onboard questionable funds. After the allegations surfaced, Jin reportedly removed XHash from his social media bio, though it remains visible on his Telegram account.
Not everyone is convinced
Crypto analyst Quinten François expressed skepticism over the claims linking the Hyperliquid whale to the former BitForex CEO, arguing that the evidence may be too convenient.
“Why would you have an .eth name leading to your X handle in a wallet that directly connects to market manipulation wallets and wallets for other crime?” he wrote on X, adding that such a setup “sounds way too simple to be true.” #bitforex
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💡💡💡 Crypto exchange BITFOREX has announced that it will reopen for users to withdraw assets.
The team remains in police custody in Jiangsu Province, China as of February 23, 2024.
😱 Around $56.5 million flowed out of the BitForex hot wallet on February 23, and withdrawals were halted thereafter.
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The team remains in police custody in Jiangsu Province, China as of February 23, 2024.
😱 Around $56.5 million flowed out of the BitForex hot wallet on February 23, and withdrawals were halted thereafter.
⚠️ We can never tell you enough, friends, distribute your assets across different platforms and for the most experienced, use wallets
#bitforex
Hong Kong-based crypto trading platform BitForex has recently become the center of attention in the crypto community as it went offline following suspicious trading activities.
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