Recent activity among cryptocurrency whales shows heightened trading and accumulation across major digital assets including Ethereum (ETH), Bitcoin (BTC), Solana (SOL), and the Solana-based memecoin AURA. Trader 0xcB92, who previously earned $5.18 million on ETH, has increased his short position to 40,000 ETH valued at $114 million, currently holding an unrealized loss of over $2.5 million but later achieving a $9.37 million unrealized profit as ETH prices declined. Meanwhile, another prominent trader, AguilaTrades, closed a $434 million BTC long position with losses exceeding $12.4 million over four days and has flipped to a short position. Despite his losses, long-term Bitcoin holders are actively accumulating, with over 30,000 BTC worth $3.3 billion moved into long-term wallets in a single day, marking the sharpest spike in recent history. Whales have also been depositing substantial amounts of USDC to go long on BTC, with one whale moving nearly $30 million USDC over two days. Solana-related activity includes a whale unstaking 1.33 million SOL ($221 million) and transferring large amounts to exchanges and staking wallets. The memecoin AURA experienced a rapid market cap surge from under $1 million to over $200 million within days, representing a 128x increase. One whale who bought 10.45 million AURA tokens for $132,000 six months ago sold just before the rally, missing out on potential profits exceeding $1 million. Additionally, whales have been moving large volumes of USDT and XRP, and a fresh wallet staked over $135 million worth of SOL after withdrawing from Coinbase. Overall, these movements indicate significant whale interest and positioning in the crypto market amid price fluctuations and rallies.