Arthur Hayes Transfers Millions in PENDLE, ENA, LDO to FalconX, What It Means for Altcoins

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes moved large volumes of PENDLE, ENA, and LDO to FalconX at prices below his earlier entry levels.

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Arthur Hayes Transfers Millions in PENDLE, ENA, LDO to FalconX, What It Means for Altcoins

Key Notes

  • Hayes transferred 327,869 PENDLE at $1.53 after buying near $2.06.
  • The address sent 3.59 million ENA at $0.14, down from an entry point of $0.23.
  • Hayes also deposited 2.31 million LDO at $0.42, below his reported $0.56 entry.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes is transferring his crypto holdings to a brokerage platform, despite short-term gains in the broader market.

On-chain data shows that all of these transfers involve assets acquired at higher price levels and now moved at lower market prices.

Hayes recently transferred 327,869 PENDLE PENDLE $1.53 24h volatility: 4.2% Market cap: $249.24 M Vol. 24h: $47.10 M tokens, worth around $502,000, to crypto prime broker FalconX at an average price of $1.53.

Interestingly, Hayes previously acquired around 1.4 million PENDLE at a higher price of $2.06.

The same address also sent 3.59 million ENA ENA $0.14 24h volatility: 0.5% Market cap: $1.10 B Vol. 24h: $130.08 M tokens to FalconX, valued near $499,340 at a price of $0.14.

This comes after an earlier purchase of about 15.8 million ENA at roughly $0.23 per token.

 

Earlier on Feb. 3, Hayes deposited 2.31 million LDO LDO $0.41 24h volatility: 1.7% Market cap: $351.25 M Vol. 24h: $31.11 M tokens to FalconX, worth around $980,000 at the time of transfer.

LDO was trading near $0.42 during the move, below his reported average buy price of $0.56 for the full position.

Onchain Lens stated that further transfers may follow. Transfers to brokers often lead to spot sales, but they are also widely used for OTC execution or hedging.

Hayes commented on the FalconX activity with an ambiguous social media post. He said that the transfer might be finished, or perhaps not, which added to market uncertainty.

 

What’s Next for Altcoins?

The transactions come as the total crypto market cap rose 2.5% on Feb. 3 to $2.64 trillion.

Market data shows an 85% correlation between Bitcoin BTC $78 410 24h volatility: 1.0% Market cap: $1.57 T Vol. 24h: $60.23 B and the S&P 500 and points to a shared response to interest rate expectations.

Bitcoin dominance currently sits at 59.43%, while the Altcoin Season Index fell from 32 to 29 in the past day. This shows continuous capital rotation toward BTC.

Bitcoin is trading about 83% above its prior cycle high, while the TOTAL3 index, which tracks altcoins excluding BTC and ETH ETH $2 296 24h volatility: 0.2% Market cap: $277.01 B Vol. 24h: $36.99 B , is only around 6% above its own.

From cycle lows, Bitcoin has recovered roughly 730%, compared with about 300% for TOTAL3.

 

Some market observers argue that expectations of a broad altcoin rally may be overstated. However, many believe that the market is at the origin of a massive, delayed altcoin rotation.

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