- Spot On Chain reported that about 3.02 million WLD tokens have been withdrawn from exchanges.
- Additionally, a whale accumulated 3 million APE tokens from exchanges over the past few hours.
- Data revealed that a smart whale withdrew 218,049 LINK from Coinbase, and now holds 751,050 LINK tokens.
Over the past 24 hours, there has been a mass exodus of altcoins from exchanges, according to data from the on-chain analytics platform Spot On Chain. An X post shared by the platform earlier today revealed that market makers withdrew 3.02 million Worldcoin (WLD), worth approximately $7.61 million, from exchanges.
Amber Group withdrew about 2.02 million WLD tokens from OKX. Additionally, a whale identified as 0xbd8 withdrew 1 million WLD, valued at $2.52 million, from Binance.
Along with the rest of the market, WLD saw its price jump over the past 24 hours of trading. CoinMarketCap indicated that WLD was worth about $2.55 at press time after its price managed to climb by more than 8% since yesterday.
Spot On Chain data also revealed that whales were targeting Apecoin (APE). Multisig whale 0xb4e accumulated 3 million APE tokens, worth about $5.31 million, from exchanges through GSRMarkets and Cumberland. In total, it is estimated that the whale has accumulated 6.02 million APE over the past 8 days.
Spot On Chain also pointed out that APE saw its price surge by more than 11% in just 8 hours. At press time, the price of the altcoin pulled back slightly to trade at $1.77. Despite the slight correction, the token’s success in the past day was able to flip its weekly performance back into the green to +7.75%.
Lastly, it seems Chainlink (LINK) has also caught the attention of a particular whale. Spot On Chain data reveals that a smart whale withdrew 218,049 LINK, valued at $3.23 million, from Coinbase. In total, it is estimated that the whale holds about 751,050 LINK, worth more than $11 million.
LINK saw its price rise by just over 5% throughout the past day. This caused the altcoin’s trading value to climb to $14.91. However, LINK was still down by about 4% on the weekly time frame.
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