PANews December 18 News, according to OnchainLens monitoring, whales are accumulating HYPE on Hyperliquid. Three wallets have collectively deposited 37.1 million USDC today to increase their HYPE tokens.
A newly created wallet 0x23A deposited 7.1 million USDC, buying 277,420 HYPE at a price of $25.59.
Whale 0xE86 deposited 10 million USDC (a total of 15 million USDC deposited within 2 days), increasing its holdings by 414,997 HYPE (worth $10.19 million). This whale still holds 5.7 million USDC available for further purchases, and has 501,494 HYPE (worth $12.3 million) staked.
Whale 0x5Ae deposited 20 million USDC and placed an order to buy HYPE at a price of $15.
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