【Blockchain Rhythm】An interesting discovery. On-chain data analysts recently uncovered a hidden fund flow chain.
Here’s what happened: Someone placed precise bets on a certain event on Polymarket, earning over $400,000. Sounds like they knew the answer before betting, right? The analyst dug deeper into the on-chain data and found the source of the funds was highly suspicious.
The specific data is as follows—the wallet that funded this insider trader received 252.39 SOL in early January, which was transferred from somewhere the day before. Around the same time, another wallet named STVLU.SOL deposited 252.91 SOL into Coinbase. Comparing the two numbers, they match with 99% accuracy, which is clearly no coincidence.
Even more interesting, the STVLU.SOL wallet registered the domain StCharles.SOL, with the abbreviation pointing to a specific individual. Tracing the source of funds further back involved several other wallet addresses, including large transactions exceeding $11 million. The entire fund chain is intertwined, resembling a carefully designed transfer network.
Another detail—within 3-4 hours after the trader withdrew profits from Polymarket to Coinbase, $170,000 worth of Fartcoin was transferred into the STVLU.SOL wallet. These coincidences stack up, making it quite thought-provoking.
On-chain data is so transparent that every transaction can be traced. That’s why large abnormal transactions tend to attract attention—the bigger the scale, the harder it is to hide completely.
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AirdropChaser
· 01-06 22:49
252.39 and 252.91, less than 1 SOL apart? That's quite a coincidence, haha
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IronHeadMiner
· 01-05 12:16
Wow, this move... 252 SOL against 252, 99% matching? How little do they think of on-chain detectives?
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Ser_APY_2000
· 01-05 02:23
The coincidence rate of these 252 SOLs... is really hilarious, it’s like it’s written all over my face "I’m money laundering"
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WinterWarmthCat
· 01-05 02:16
99% match? This guy is directly telling everyone "I am insider trading" haha
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MetaverseHermit
· 01-05 02:11
Damn, 252 Sol with a 99% match rate—this is obviously money laundering.
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VitalikFanboy42
· 01-05 02:06
Wow, 252.39 and 252.91, these two numbers are so close together, it's incredible... In the crypto world, there's no such thing as coincidence.
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SingleForYears
· 01-05 01:56
Damn, insider trading is happening again. The 99% match is incredible, almost thought it was a coincidence haha
On-chain analysis reveals: Insider trading chain behind large SOL transfers
【Blockchain Rhythm】An interesting discovery. On-chain data analysts recently uncovered a hidden fund flow chain.
Here’s what happened: Someone placed precise bets on a certain event on Polymarket, earning over $400,000. Sounds like they knew the answer before betting, right? The analyst dug deeper into the on-chain data and found the source of the funds was highly suspicious.
The specific data is as follows—the wallet that funded this insider trader received 252.39 SOL in early January, which was transferred from somewhere the day before. Around the same time, another wallet named STVLU.SOL deposited 252.91 SOL into Coinbase. Comparing the two numbers, they match with 99% accuracy, which is clearly no coincidence.
Even more interesting, the STVLU.SOL wallet registered the domain StCharles.SOL, with the abbreviation pointing to a specific individual. Tracing the source of funds further back involved several other wallet addresses, including large transactions exceeding $11 million. The entire fund chain is intertwined, resembling a carefully designed transfer network.
Another detail—within 3-4 hours after the trader withdrew profits from Polymarket to Coinbase, $170,000 worth of Fartcoin was transferred into the STVLU.SOL wallet. These coincidences stack up, making it quite thought-provoking.
On-chain data is so transparent that every transaction can be traced. That’s why large abnormal transactions tend to attract attention—the bigger the scale, the harder it is to hide completely.