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SIREN operator withdrew 1.369 million SIREN tokens from Binance Alpha Wallet, valued at approximately $2.45 million.

According to on-chain analyst Ai Aunt (@ai_9684xtpa), the $SIREN manipulator has replicated its previous tactics within the past six hours, withdrawing 1.369 million tokens—valued at approximately $2.45 million—from the Binance Alpha wallet. The current token concentration has exceeded 93%.

A major whale withdrew 31.55 million SIREN tokens from Binance Alpha over the past two weeks, worth approximately $64.67 million.

According to on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain (@lookonchain), a mysterious whale has withdrawn 31.55 million SIREN tokens from Binance Alpha over the past two weeks, valued at approximately $64.67 million. Meanwhile, the SIREN price surged over 150% today.

After the SIREN market maker reclaimed over 93% of the tokens, SIREN surged 185% in the past 24 hours.

According to on-chain analyst Yujin (@EmberCN), after the SIREN “whale” distributed and sold off tokens early this month, they have since reaccumulated holdings, raising their control over the token supply to over 93%. This has triggered another round of aggressive market activity. SIREN surged 185% in the past 24 hours, rebounding from its previous post-dip low of $0.13 to $2.18.

Addresses疑似 linked to the SIREN bookmaker have withdrawn a total of 30.07 million SIREN tokens.

According to on-chain analyst Yujin (@EmberCN), a group of addresses suspected to be linked to the SIREN market maker has been continuously withdrawing 30.07 million SIREN tokens—worth approximately $25.09 million—from the Binance Alpha wallet since April 5. During the same period, the SIREN price rebounded from $0.13 to $0.83. Previous analysis indicated that these market-maker-associated addresses controlled at least 88.5% of all SIREN tokens; including the aforementioned withdrawal addresses, their on-chain dominance may now exceed 93%. If centralized exchange holdings are also factored in, the proportion could be even higher.