Large holders purchased around $57 million in ADA, looking for confirmation if price climbs past $0.61 resistance.
The delayed US CPI report — previously postponed due to the historic government shutdown — is scheduled for release on November 13, with high market expectations. October’s inflation is projected to stay close to September’s 2.6% headline and 3.3% core year-over-year readings. A cooler print could revive rate-cut hopes, while a hotter one might delay them again. Ahead of the release, crypto whales are making selective purchases.
They appear to be shifting away from broad risk-on bets toward tokens with steady fundamentals and clear use cases. Their accumulation pattern suggests a focus on DeFi-linked assets and lower-volatility projects. And price structures that hint at early signs of trend reversals.
Crypto whales are buying Chainlink again after weeks of steady selling. In the past 24 hours, whale holdings have increased from 542.92 million LINK to 543.07 million LINK. That’s roughly 150,000 LINK, worth about $2.36 million at the current price.
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This sudden buying comes just before the US CPI report, suggesting whales expect a cooler or steady inflation print that could lift broader market sentiment. Their renewed interest signals confidence that Chainlink’s recent weakness may be close to bottoming out.
On the technical side, LINK’s price made a lower low between October 10 and November 4, while its Relative Strength Index (RSI) — which measures buying and selling strength — made a higher low. This rare bullish divergence often appears before a trend reversal, showing hidden accumulation beneath the surface. As for the existing trend, LINK is down about 33% over the past three months, making the latest reversal theory more meaningful.
If this pattern plays out, the first key level to watch is $18.76, which has capped several rallies since late October. A breakout above it could open the next leg toward $23.80, and possibly $27.92, confirming that whales timed their entries right.
However, if the LINK price breaks below $13.72, the setup would fail, and the price could revisit lower supports. For now, the combination of whale accumulation, bullish divergence, and CPI-linked optimism shows why crypto whales are buying Chainlink ahead of this crucial report.
Crypto whales are buying Pendle too, steadily ahead of the CPI release. Unlike Chainlink’s 24-hour surge in whale activity, Pendle’s accumulation has been building quietly over the past week.
Whale wallets holding between 100,000 and 1 million PENDLE have increased their balances by 7.64%, reaching 2.86 million tokens. At the same time, the top 100 addresses (mega whales) boosted their holdings by 2.62%, now sitting at 249.27 million tokens — an addition of about 6.37 million PENDLE, worth nearly $17.7 million.
Together, whales and top holders have accumulated around 6.57 million PENDLE in the last seven days, totaling nearly $18.3 million in value.
This buying came during a modest 6.5% price rise in the same period, showing that large holders are positioning early, possibly expecting a CPI-driven market lift. Despite the near-term rebound, Pendle remains down 47.9% over the past three months, making these levels attractive for accumulation.
Technically, the chart hints at why whales are stepping in. The Money Flow Index (MFI) — which tracks money entering or leaving an asset by comparing price and volume — has just broken above a descending trendline that connected lower highs since early November. This breakout suggests improving money inflow momentum after weeks of decline, often seen at the start of recovery phases.
If the price follows through, PENDLE could test $3.37 first. A clean daily close above that would open a path to $3.94. And if macro sentiment strengthens further, $6.25 remains a long-term target.
However, if Pendle drops below $2.50, the MFI breakout could fail, and short-term selling might resume. That would expose new lows for this DeFi token.
Crypto whales are buying Cardano again — but this time, the tone feels more cautious. Large ADA holders owning between 100 million and 1 billion tokens have increased their balance from 3.7 billion ADA to 3.8 billion ADA since November 10.
That’s roughly 100 million ADA added in just two days, worth about $57 million at the current price.
This marks the first notable accumulation wave in weeks and comes right before the US CPI report, hinting that whales may be positioning in safer, low-volatility assets while waiting for macro clarity. Over the past year, ADA has barely moved — trading in a wide but slow range. This makes ADA one of the more “defensive” plays among major altcoins.
The technical chart adds weight to this move. ADA has dropped 41% over the past three months. Yet, between June 5 and November 4, the price made lower lows while momentum indicators formed higher lows. It is a classic bullish divergence pattern that often precedes a trend reversal.
Do note that a similar divergence setup appeared earlier between June and mid-October. But previous rebounds were capped at under $0.69.This time, however, the lower lows are more pronounced, which could give stronger upward momentum if the pattern plays out.
ADA’s next key resistance sits at $0.61, roughly 8% above current levels. A breakout above that would open the door to $0.73, and a sustained daily close above $0.73 could extend gains toward $0.93 or higher.
However, if the price breaks below $0.49, the bullish setup would fail, exposing a deeper pullback.
