After the hacker completed dumping, seven altcoins rebounded; meanwhile, two whales accumulated ENA and PEPE.

According to TradingBeats’ monitoring data as of October 30, all seven tokens involved in the Binance hack sell-off—UNI, ENA, PEPE, LINK, AAVE, ONDO, and WLD—have rebounded from their morning sell-off lows as of press time. Specifically, PEPE and ENA rebounded approximately 12% and 10%, respectively; UNI, AAVE, ONDO, and WLD each rose approximately 7%; and LINK rose approximately 5%.

In the derivatives market: After 9:00 a.m. today, two whales with addresses 0xb122 and 0xedc0 opened long positions of approximately $3.09 million in PEPE and $4.01 million in ENA, respectively, on Hyperliquid, bringing their combined long position size to $7.1 million, with current unrealized profits of approximately $250,000. Concurrently, PEPE’s nominal open interest (OI) increased by approximately 23%, while ENA’s nominal OI declined slightly by approximately 1%, and UNI’s nominal OI rose by approximately 7%. Two other accounts (addresses 0x60a8 and 0x2de3), which opened short positions around 6:00 a.m. today, currently hold a total remaining short position value of approximately $2.83 million, with combined unrealized losses of approximately $90,000. Among the remaining tokens, AAVE’s nominal OI rose modestly by approximately 1%, while LINK’s, ONDO’s, and WLD’s nominal OI declined by approximately 4%, 6%, and 13%, respectively.