PANews reported on October 12th that, according to market sources, on-chain analyst Eye revealed on the X platform that a HyperLiquid whale, who holds over 100,000 BTC and sold over $4.23 billion worth of BTC for ETH, may be linked to Garrett Jin, a former exchange executive. Between August and September, he used a series of BTC wallets through Hyperliquid/Hyperunit to sell over 35,000 BTC in exchange for ETH. The address used to deploy his ETH-staking contract received funding from a wallet whose initial funding came from "ereignis.eth." A second ENS domain associated with the address, "garrettjin.eth," points to X user Garrett Jin. Currently, Garrett Jin holds 46,295 BTC (currently worth $5.19 billion) in these addresses. Regarding this analysis, CZ retweeted: "I'm not sure if it's true or accurate yet, I hope someone can verify it."PANews reported on October 12th that, according to market sources, on-chain analyst Eye revealed on the X platform that a HyperLiquid whale, who holds over 100,000 BTC and sold over $4.23 billion worth of BTC for ETH, may be linked to Garrett Jin, a former exchange executive. Between August and September, he used a series of BTC wallets through Hyperliquid/Hyperunit to sell over 35,000 BTC in exchange for ETH. The address used to deploy his ETH-staking contract received funding from a wallet whose initial funding came from "ereignis.eth." A second ENS domain associated with the address, "garrettjin.eth," points to X user Garrett Jin. Currently, Garrett Jin holds 46,295 BTC (currently worth $5.19 billion) in these addresses. Regarding this analysis, CZ retweeted: "I'm not sure if it's true or accurate yet, I hope someone can verify it."

Analysis: The whale who sold over $4.23 billion in BTC for ETH is suspected to be Garrett Jin, a former executive of an exchange.

2025/10/12 14:43

PANews reported on October 12th that, according to market sources, on-chain analyst Eye revealed on the X platform that a HyperLiquid whale, who holds over 100,000 BTC and sold over $4.23 billion worth of BTC for ETH, may be linked to Garrett Jin, a former exchange executive. Between August and September, he used a series of BTC wallets through Hyperliquid/Hyperunit to sell over 35,000 BTC in exchange for ETH. The address used to deploy his ETH-staking contract received funding from a wallet whose initial funding came from "ereignis.eth." A second ENS domain associated with the address, "garrettjin.eth," points to X user Garrett Jin. Currently, Garrett Jin holds 46,295 BTC (currently worth $5.19 billion) in these addresses.

Regarding this analysis, CZ retweeted: "I'm not sure if it's true or accurate yet, I hope someone can verify it."

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