Two whales, two styles: one harvests, one hoards. Both shaping the market in their own way. In today’s market, two whales showed us very different strategies.

On one side, Longling Capital quietly took profit again, selling 5,000 ETH (~$21.5M). For two years, they’ve played $ETH like a swing trader’s textbook — buying low around $2.3K, selling high above $3.5K. Using wallet 0x34780C209D5C575cc1C1cEB57aF95D4d2a69ddCF, they withdrew 123,405 ETH ($290M) from Binance at an average of $2,349, then later deposited 70,800 ETH ($248M) back at $3,502. That careful rhythm has already earned them over $184M in profit, proving patience and timing can outshine leverage.

But while Longling locks in gains, another player is still in accumulation mode. A Bitcoin whale using bc1qgfqhl6ejwexutlfpmnmzl0qtzpyzqg86jn02sv just received 300 $BTC ($34.8M) from FalconX. Over the past month, this same address has stacked up more than 1,521 BTC ($179M), paying an average of ~$117K per coin.