2026-01-09 00:24:48

A Solana whale wallet has just locked in a major win on $WHITEWHALE—booking roughly $50K profit on a staggering 4,943% ROI. What's interesting is the exit pattern: over the last hour, we've seen 10 separate sell orders around $87 each, appearing roughly every 10 minutes. It's classic drip-exit behavior, suggesting a measured approach rather than a panic dump.

The token itself shows mixed signals. Mcap sits at $104M with $1.15M in liquidity—relatively tight for a token this size. Daily volume reached $2.8M on a fairly balanced 50/50 buy-sell split, so there's decent activity but nothing explosive.

The real question now: will the selling pressure continue? With a whale this profitable, they could easily accelerate exits or hold. Either way, keep tabs on this wallet's next moves and stay nimble with your positions. Market sentiment can shift quickly when major holders start moving that kind of capital.

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ShortingEnthusiast

· 01-11 21:03

Whitewhale this move is indeed fierce, with a 4943% return. Can you not run? I just want to know why this whale isn't just going all-in and crashing the market... Making a move every 10 minutes, is it really trying to boil the frog slowly or testing the bottom to find a sucker to buy in?

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OnchainHolmes

· 01-11 03:46

This whale is so smart, playing the drip exit move so skillfully, they are not afraid of a market crash at all.

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Lonely_Validator

· 01-09 07:42

This whale is too calm, selling every 10 minutes, definitely not like someone who would run away after making money. --- $104M market liquidity with only 1.15M, and you dare to play? --- 50K profit sounds great, but this outflow pattern... feels like it's not over yet. --- drip-exit? Basically testing whether there's someone willing to buy the bottom. --- Wait, do they really hold? Or are they just fishing? --- Liquidity is so tight, if a large order hits, it might get cut in half immediately. --- Selling every 10 minutes, when will it ever be finished... --- 4943% ROI, if it were me, I’d have already run. This guy really wants to exit steadily. --- Current holders are probably betting he won't accelerate the dump. --- The volume ratio of 25/50 looks okay, but once this whale moves, it's all over.

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ForkMaster

· 01-09 00:54

This liquidity is too tight. With a 104M market cap and only 1.15M in liquidity, you're daring to boast? I've seen many project teams use tricks. --- The real problem is that if whales accelerate their dump, retail investors can't escape at all. I learned how to feed my three kids' milk with this kind of experience. --- drip-exit? Sounds very professional, but I bet this guy has long seen through the project's wealth code, waiting for the next wave of chopping the leeks. --- A 50K profit is good, but dare to buy with 1.15M liquidity? How much courage does that take... or how deep is the vulnerability audit skill? --- Don't be fooled by the 50/50 buy-sell ratio. Once the big players run away, the entire market is doomed. Staying nimble is easier said than done. --- I'm familiar with this kind of selling rhythm, ten orders per hour. They're testing the bottom line of the bagholders. --- If you're a white hat and look at the contract code, you can really spot the tricks, but most people haven't even understood liquidity.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 01-09 00:43

This whale is smart, playing the dispersal selling pressure tactic like a pro.

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CodeZeroBasis

· 01-09 00:42

Oh no, this whale is playing so steadily, selling off gradually as if eating a meal --- A 4943% ROI, I’m just stunned. How the hell did they do that? --- Liquidity is only 1.15 million? The risk is a bit high --- Drip exit, smart people, just don’t want to crash the market and face backlash --- A 50:50 buy and sell balance, feels like they’re accumulating strength --- This whale’s exit timing is perfectly controlled, I can’t learn it --- The key is to watch this guy’s subsequent moves; a sell order every 10 minutes is a bit mysterious --- With a market cap of just over 100 million and such high volume, it’s definitely active --- The problem is, with such low liquidity, what happens if a large amount is dumped? --- It seems they will continue to sell, after all, they’ve already made so much profit, why not take it all?

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MerkleTreeHugger

· 01-09 00:42

ngl this whale is playing psychological games, selling every ten minutes... testing our mentality here --- 50k profit is nothing, but the key is that liquidity is so tight that I’m sweating for him --- drip exit is smart, but I’m worried that a sudden wave of acceleration might hit later, causing heavy losses for latecomers --- 104m market cap, 1.15m liquidity, this situation is really tangled... a bit scary --- This guy’s calm and composed demeanor actually makes me feel something’s off --- Waiting to see what he does next, that’s the real highlight

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RugDocDetective

· 01-09 00:41

ngl this whale is so smart, slowly selling off without rushing or panicking. If it were me, I would have gone all in to buy already haha --- 104M mcap liquidity only 1.15M? This is definitely a trap, waiting to be rug pulled --- 50k profit is nothing, only a single hundredfold trade is truly impressive --- drip exit this tactic is played so smoothly, no wonder they’re making so much money... why are so many people still buying at high levels --- Selling every 10 minutes? That’s a bit surreal, is it testing support or really trying to run away --- A 50/50 buy-sell split looks balanced but is actually the most dangerous, once the whale reacts, it’s a one-sided decline --- Liquidity is so tight, if the whale accelerates the dump, it’s game over --- 4943% ROI sounds outrageous, but I just want to know when this whale will fully exit --- With a market cap of only 100 million, still dare to touch? Or should I wait and see --- It’s the same story again, volume looks inflated but not much movement, if it were me, I’d have already run away

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