Several large cryptocurrency transactions by so-called whales have been observed recently. One whale unstaked 25,008 SOL tokens valued at $3.7 million and transferred them to Binance, marking a total of 125,045 SOL worth $17.64 million unstaked over the past two months after four years of staking. Despite these movements, the whale still holds 1,176,375 SOL tokens worth approximately $174.17 million in staking. Another whale, inactive for two years, purchased 250 Bitcoin (BTC) valued at $26.37 million, adding to an existing holding that had unrealized profits of $39 million from a previous withdrawal of 500 BTC from Gemini. Additionally, a wallet dormant for three months withdrew 340 Binance Coin (BNB), worth $218,000, to buy 1.19 million BULLA tokens. There is also a whale accumulating 1,736 BTC across multiple addresses. Meanwhile, Bitcoin network transaction activity has dropped to its lowest level since October 2023, indicating a decline in overall network usage despite these large individual transactions. Another notable transaction includes a whale depositing 3.26 million MASK tokens, valued at $6.1 million, into Binance, with a reported profit of $2 million from purchases made a month ago.