The enigmatic on-chain trader dubbed the "100% Win Rate Whale," renowned for a flawless record of profitable trades, has made another significant move in
Solana
(SOL), acquiring an additional $2.45 million worth and raising its total SOL exposure to $110 million. On-chain analyst Ai Auntie (@ai_9684xtpa) reports that the whale’s latest acquisition — 23,871.83
SOL
— has increased its overall SOL holdings to 592,922.41 tokens, which were valued at $109 million as of November 2, according to a
Lookonchain report
. In addition to SOL, the whale maintains substantial investments in
Bitcoin
(BTC),
Ethereum
(ETH), and HYPE, with the combined portfolio exceeding $3.6 billion in value.
This whale appears to pursue a strategy of aggressive accumulation at targeted price levels. As of November 2, its portfolio includes 39,000
ETH
(worth $150 million), 1,070.02
BTC
(valued at $1.11 billion), and 70,775.48 HYPE (totaling $2.98 billion), alongside its SOL stake. The most recent SOL purchase fits a pattern of placing limit orders at strategic prices. For example, the whale has a pending SOL buy order at $184 for 7,917.12 tokens (about $2.45 million), and a separate HYPE order between $40 and $41.374 for 405,580.52 tokens, valued at $16.49 million, as outlined in a
Lookonchain update
. Market observers believe these moves reflect the whale’s strong conviction in Solana’s future prospects, even as the broader market remains volatile.
The whale’s recent trading activity aligns with a period of major token unlocks across the crypto sector. Between October 27 and November 3, over $653 million in tokens are set to be released into circulation, including $100.84 million in SOL, $35.43 million in WLD, and $30.66 million in TRUMP, according to a
CryptoNewsLand breakdown
. Such unlocks, which typically follow the end of vesting schedules, can temporarily boost supply and exert downward pressure on prices, especially for lower-cap tokens. For instance, GRASS and
SIGN
are facing unlocks that exceed 20% of their circulating supply, while EIGEN and IMX will see new releases of 12.1% and 1.2%, respectively. Despite these supply increases, the whale’s ongoing accumulation of high-volume assets like SOL and HYPE suggests a bet on their ability to withstand market turbulence.
The whale’s impressive track record lends credibility to its approach. Since October 14, it has completed several lucrative trades, including a recent $3.41 million boost to its SOL position after closing out long positions in BTC and ETH, as highlighted in a
CoinEx report
. Although its current SOL holding is showing an unrealized loss of $1.26 million, the whale’s history of never taking a loss points to a disciplined risk management strategy.
As the crypto market adjusts to increased supply from token unlocks, the whale’s maneuvers underscore the impact of large-scale, institutional-style trading on market dynamics. With total assets exceeding $3.6 billion, its continued focus on liquid assets such as SOL and HYPE could sway short-term price trends, especially if other major investors adopt similar tactics.
