Sonic Price Slumps as Top Wallets Dump Over 3 Million Tokens

The post Sonic Price Slumps as Top Wallets Dump Over 3 Million Tokens appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Sonic’s native token, S, is facing fresh downward pressure following the abrupt end of its five-year partnership with market-making firm Wintermute. The split, announced on May 15, has triggered a series of large token dumps that have pushed the token’s price sharply lower. Massive Sonic Token Dumps Ignite Market Panic According to the Sonic ecosystem tracker Intel Scout, Wintermute offloaded 1.5 million S tokens within 24 hours of the announcement. This came shortly after the firm sold an earlier batch valued at approximately $857,000. Intel Scout noted that the sales were unsurprising. They pointed out that the activity aligns closely with Sonic’s decision not to renew its exclusive market-making agreement with the firm after their extensive years of collaboration. Earlier in the week, Sonic’s Head of Strategy confirmed the platform is in talks with new partners. The executive stated that future market makers must align with the blockchain network’s broader vision of shifting towards decentralized finance (DeFi) integrations beyond centralized exchange liquidity. Meanwhile, the situation has an interesting twist as addresses with significant S holdings were also involved in the dumping. Intel Scout flagged that a wallet linked to FalconX—a digital asset brokerage firm—moved 2.3 million of the 3 million S tokens it recently acquired to Binance. This transaction occurred within the same 24-hour window as Wintermute’s dump. FalconX’s Sonic Token Holdings. Source: X/Intel Scout Similar movements by other whale wallets prompted speculation across the community. Intel Scout questioned whether these were signs of a coordinated exit, liquidity reshuffling, or routine exchange activity. Some observers even hinted at possible price manipulation. “The other thing I’ve noticed is similar pattern amongst other whale wallets. [Is this a] Coordinated exit? liquidity reshuffle? Regular exchange routing? Price Manipulation,” Intel Scout wondered. There were suggestions that FalconX might be executing a sell-high, buy-low strategy.…

May 18, 2025 - 02:00
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Sonic Price Slumps as Top Wallets Dump Over 3 Million Tokens

The post Sonic Price Slumps as Top Wallets Dump Over 3 Million Tokens appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.

Sonic’s native token, S, is facing fresh downward pressure following the abrupt end of its five-year partnership with market-making firm Wintermute. The split, announced on May 15, has triggered a series of large token dumps that have pushed the token’s price sharply lower. Massive Sonic Token Dumps Ignite Market Panic According to the Sonic ecosystem tracker Intel Scout, Wintermute offloaded 1.5 million S tokens within 24 hours of the announcement. This came shortly after the firm sold an earlier batch valued at approximately $857,000. Intel Scout noted that the sales were unsurprising. They pointed out that the activity aligns closely with Sonic’s decision not to renew its exclusive market-making agreement with the firm after their extensive years of collaboration. Earlier in the week, Sonic’s Head of Strategy confirmed the platform is in talks with new partners. The executive stated that future market makers must align with the blockchain network’s broader vision of shifting towards decentralized finance (DeFi) integrations beyond centralized exchange liquidity. Meanwhile, the situation has an interesting twist as addresses with significant S holdings were also involved in the dumping. Intel Scout flagged that a wallet linked to FalconX—a digital asset brokerage firm—moved 2.3 million of the 3 million S tokens it recently acquired to Binance. This transaction occurred within the same 24-hour window as Wintermute’s dump. FalconX’s Sonic Token Holdings. Source: X/Intel Scout Similar movements by other whale wallets prompted speculation across the community. Intel Scout questioned whether these were signs of a coordinated exit, liquidity reshuffling, or routine exchange activity. Some observers even hinted at possible price manipulation. “The other thing I’ve noticed is similar pattern amongst other whale wallets. [Is this a] Coordinated exit? liquidity reshuffle? Regular exchange routing? Price Manipulation,” Intel Scout wondered. There were suggestions that FalconX might be executing a sell-high, buy-low strategy.…

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