BTC $88,398.00 (-1.26%)

ETH $2,965.05 (-1.57%)

BNB $846.35 (-2.47%)

XRP $1.92 (-2.49%)

SOL $127.93 (-2.83%)

TRX $0.28 (-0.01%)

DOGE $0.13 (-3.87%)

ADA $0.37 (-5.63%)

BCH $568.52 (+0.41%)

LINK $12.63 (-2.70%)

XMR $427.81 (-2.04%)

XLM $0.22 (-3.29%)

HYPE $24.94 (-9.12%)

ZEC $399.46 (-1.57%)

LEO $6.53 (-6.85%)

LTC $77.65 (-3.33%)

SUI $1.44 (-5.70%)

AVAX $12.17 (-2.46%)

HBAR $0.11 (-3.69%)

SHIB $0.00 (-6.85%)

BTC $88,398.00 (-1.26%)

ETH $2,965.05 (-1.57%)

BNB $846.35 (-2.47%)

XRP $1.92 (-2.49%)

SOL $127.93 (-2.83%)

TRX $0.28 (-0.01%)

DOGE $0.13 (-3.87%)

ADA $0.37 (-5.63%)

BCH $568.52 (+0.41%)

LINK $12.63 (-2.70%)

XMR $427.81 (-2.04%)

XLM $0.22 (-3.29%)

HYPE $24.94 (-9.12%)

ZEC $399.46 (-1.57%)

LEO $6.53 (-6.85%)

LTC $77.65 (-3.33%)

SUI $1.44 (-5.70%)

AVAX $12.17 (-2.46%)

HBAR $0.11 (-3.69%)

SHIB $0.00 (-6.85%)

Whale

Whale means someone that owns so much cryptocurrency that he/she has the power to alone substantially affect the price of such cryptocurrency (by e.g. issuing a sell order). As a side note, it can be worth mentioning that even if 50 Cent hadn’t lied about his cryptocurrency holdings, he would still not have been big enough to count as a Whale.