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On-chain whale activity sees significant losses, with one whale suffering a $125 million ETH loss due to a "rug pull" stop loss, while Arthur Hayes sells off Ethereum ecosystem tokens.
ByAinvest
Saturday, Nov 15, 2025 10:57 pm ET1min read
On-chain whale activity has been high in the past 24 hours, with notable transactions including Arthur Hayes selling off Ethereum ecosystem tokens worth $5 million. A whale lost $125 million in ETH due to a "rug pull" stop loss, while another whale took large short positions on BTC, XRP, and ZEC, totaling over $190 million. A "Buddy" Huang Licheng partially closed his ETH long position, resulting in a $1.9 million loss.
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