According to Julio Moreno – the Sherlock Holmes of crypto data at CryptoQuant (or as we like to call him, The Ledger Lord) – this particular whale hasn’t so much as twitched a fin since November 2024. Back then, Bitcoin was gallivanting around $91,000, wearing diamond-studded socks and buying virtual yachts. 🛵💎
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These exchanges flit about, entangling sanctioned IRGC wallets with offshore intermediaries and a few local crypto wizards in Iran, much to the chagrin of those monitoring such playful intrigue!
Our dear Islamic Coin (ISLM), that scintillating native utility token of the HAQQ network, sparked a veritable market jubilee in the early days of January 2026. On the eighth, it languished, barely stirring at just under $0.01, but lo and behold! By the next day, it had soared to a dizzying height of nearly $0.06-a frolicsome 470% gain in a single day, as if propelled by divine intervention or perhaps a particularly enthusiastic press release.
Enter Jurrien Timmer, the oracle of Fidelity’s Global Macro, who, with a flourish of his quill on the X platform, pronounced Bitcoin’s recent languor. The cryptocurrency, once a tempest, now takes a siesta, trailing behind the lustrous gold in 2025. Timmer, ever the connoisseur of curves, declares Bitcoin’s abandonment of its power law trajectory for the more sedate internet S-curve. A structural shift, indeed, but one that invites whispers of cyclical metamorphosis. 🦋
Our dear analyst, a sage of sorts, Maartunn, took it upon himself to unearth the truth buried beneath the layers of data, like a determined peasant seeking potatoes in the frostbitten ground. He posits that the recent uptick in Bitcoin’s value, which might appear to some as a jubilant celebration, is more akin to a fleeting sigh of relief than a robust resurgence.
According to a New Year’s proclamation on X (because who needs a speechwriter?), Ethereum’s DeFi TVL hit $99 billion-nearly ten times the next Layer 1’s pitiful offering. Meanwhile, stablecoin volume zoomed to $18.8 trillion, because nothing says “financial stability” like trusting a computer code more than your bank. Transaction fees? They dropped lower than a snake’s belly in a wagon rut. Layer 2 networks now cost less than a cup of coffee-though what kind of coffee, I dare not ask.
JPMorgan analysts are whispering sweet nothings about the recent Bitcoin price decline coming to an end. 🤫
TopMob has been chronicling this particular whale since 2020, ever since we deduced it’s likely a single entity rather than a “gang of wallets” playing dress-up. Further blockchain examination suggests this entity had been quietly unloading 2010 coinbase rewards long before we even knew to look. One must admire their patience-or perhaps their disdain for modern finance.
Huang’s message is clearer than a sneeze in a library: the threat is real, the timeline is shorter than a Mel Brooks cameo, and the shift to quantum-safe tech must start now-or else! 🚀
