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$ENA whales added over 1.1 million tokens, backing a possible breakout above $0.28.$XRP whales bought about 1.12 billion tokens, reinforcing strength near the $2.30 barrier.$ADA whales added roughly 280 million tokens, supporting a potential move beyond $0.43.
Crypto whales have started making clear moves as December approaches, and their activity reveals where big money expects the next phase of strength to come from. Instead of selling into the late November volatility, large holders have been increasing exposure across a mix of mid caps and large caps.
The buying has also appeared while prices were stabilising, which makes the accumulation more meaningful. These patterns give an early look at which assets whales believe can deliver gains in December.
Ethena ENA
Ethena (ENA) stands out as one of the clearest signals of what crypto whales are buying for potential gains in December. The token is up 21.3% over the past seven days, and instead of using that strength to take profit, large holders are adding more.
Whale wallets have increased their ENA holdings by 2.84% this week, bringing their total to about 39.88 million ENA. That means whales picked up roughly 1.1 million additional tokens.
Top 100 addresses or mega whales also raised their balances by about 0.35%, adding close to 50 million ENA. Whales buying into an already strong week usually signals confidence that more upside is ahead.

On the 12-hour chart, Ethena still trades within a symmetrical triangle, indicating a buyer-seller standoff. The important level is $0.28. A clean daily close above this level which has rejected every rally attempt since November 25 can unlock moves toward $0.30 and even $0.32.

If ENA fails to hold $0.27, it risks slipping under the lower triangle boundary, opening a path back toward $0.21, especially if whale demand cools.
XRP
XRP is the second asset crypto whales are buying, possibly for potential gains in December. The accumulation pattern here is much stronger than what we saw in Ethena. Two major whale cohorts have been adding aggressively through the final week of November.
The largest holders wallets with over 1 billion XRP have added about 150 million XRP since November 25. At the current price, this equals roughly $330 million in fresh exposure.
The 10 to 100 million cohort has been even more aggressive, adding around 970 million XRP since November 23, worth nearly $2.13 billion at current prices

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What Crypto Whales Are Buying for Potential Gains in December 2025
What Crypto Whales Are Buying for Potential Gains in December 2025
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Written by Ananda Banerjee

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Edited by Mohammad Shahid

29 November 2025, 18:36 UTC
ENA whales added over 1.1 million tokens, backing a possible breakout above $0.28.
XRP whales bought about 1.12 billion tokens, reinforcing strength near the $2.30 barrier.
ADA whales added roughly 280 million tokens, supporting a potential move beyond $0.43.
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Crypto whales have started making clear moves as December approaches, and their activity reveals where big money expects the next phase of strength to come from. Instead of selling into the late-November volatility, large holders have been increasing exposure across a mix of mid-caps and large-caps.

The buying has also appeared while prices were stabilising, which makes the accumulation more meaningful. These patterns give an early look at which assets whales believe can deliver gains in December.

Ethena (ENA)
Ethena (ENA) stands out as one of the clearest signals of what crypto whales are buying for potential gains in December. The token is up 21.3% over the past seven days, and instead of using that strength to take profit, large holders are adding more.

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Whale wallets have increased their ENA holdings by 2.84% this week, bringing their total to about 39.88 million ENA. That means whales picked up roughly 1.1 million additional tokens.

Top 100 addresses or mega whales also raised their balances by about 0.35%, adding close to 50 million ENA. Whales buying into an already strong week usually signals confidence that more upside is ahead.

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On the 12-hour chart, Ethena still trades within a symmetrical triangle, indicating a buyer-seller standoff. The important level is $0.28. A clean daily close above this level — which has rejected every rally attempt since November 25 — can unlock moves toward $0.30 and even $0.32.

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If ENA fails to hold $0.27, it risks slipping under the lower triangle boundary, opening a path back toward $0.21, especially if whale demand cools.

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XRP (XRP)
XRP is the second asset crypto whales are buying, possibly for potential gains in December. The accumulation pattern here is much stronger than what we saw in Ethena. Two major whale cohorts have been adding aggressively through the final week of November.

The largest holders — wallets with over 1 billion XRP — have added about 150 million XRP since November 25. At the current price, this equals roughly $330 million in fresh exposure.

The 10–100 million cohort has been even more aggressive, adding around 970 million XRP since November 23, worth nearly $2.13 billion at current prices.

XRP Whales
XRP Whales: Santiment
With XRP trading near $2.20, this fresh whale exposure entered the market during a week when the token gained more than 16%, which reinforces that these buyers are adding to strength rather than weakness.
This uptick comes at a technical turning point. XRP has spent nearly two months defending the $1.77 support, a level tested twice on October 10 and again in late November forming an early double bottom structure. That base is now the foundation for any December strength.
For upside continuation, the XRP price must break $2.30, a resistance that has rejected every rally attempt since November 15. A daily close above that zone unlocks $2.45 and $2.61, where the next clusters of supply sit.

If XRP falls below $2.11, the bullish structure will break down. A deeper retest of $1.81 becomes likely but this would only happen if whale accumulation flips back to distribution.
Cardano ADA
Cardano stays on the list because it seems that crypto whales have started rotating into large caps again, after XRP. Two key ADA cohorts have been buying during the final stretch of November.
The largest holders, wallets with over 1 billion ADA, began adding on November 24. Since then, they have accumulated 130 million ADA in total. The 10–100 million group started buying on November 26 and has added 150 million ADA. Both cohorts turned net positive within days, which shows fresh conviction even as the token trades near its recent lows.

With ADA trading near $0.41, this combined whale accumulation represents a meaningful amount of capital returning to the market. The buying also came during the same period when ADA posted a mild recovery, 5% week-on-week, which makes the pickup more notable.
On the 12-hour chart, ADA shows a standard bullish divergence. Between November 4 and November 21, the price reached a lower low, while the RSI (Relative Strength Index), which measures momentum, reached a higher low.
This type of divergence often signals that a trend reversal is forming beneath the surface. Early signs of that shift have already appeared.

For ADA to build strength in December, it needs a solid candle close above $0.43. A break above that level opens a path toward $0.52, which would flip the short-term structure bullish. If ADA loses $0.38, the bullish setup weakens, and the reversal signal may fail.
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The CPI rose 3.8 per cent in the 12 months to October 2025, according to the first release of the complete Monthly Consumer Price Index from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Michelle Marquardt, ABS head of prices statistics, said: ‘Today’s release marks the transition from the quarterly CPI to the complete Monthly CPI as Australia’s primary measure of headline inflation. The time series for the complete Monthly CPI goes back to April 2024, which is when the ABS began collecting prices for a number of Expenditure Classes more frequently.’
The annual increase in the complete Monthly CPI of 3.8 per cent to October was up from 3.6 per cent to September. The largest contributor to annual inflation was Housing, up 5.9 per cent. This was followed by Food and non-alcoholic beverages and Recreation and culture, which both rose 3.2 per cent.
All groups CPI, Australia, monthly and annual movement %

When prices for some items change significantly, measures of underlying inflation like the Trimmed mean can give more insights into how inflation is trending.
‘Trimmed mean inflation for the complete Monthly CPI was 3.3 per cent in the 12 months to October 2025, up from 3.2 per cent in the 12 months to September 2025,’ Ms Marquardt said.
All groups CPI and Trimmed mean, Australia, annual movement (%)

Annual movements prior to April 2025 are calculated by comparing each quarter to the same quarter in the previous year. From April 2025 these movements are calculated by comparing each month to the same month in the previous year.
Annual Goods inflation was 3.8 per cent, up from 3.7 per cent in the 12 months to September. The main contributor was Electricity (+37.1 per cent).
Annual Services inflation was 3.9 per cent, up from 3.5 per cent in the 12 months to September. The main contributors were Rents (+4.2 per cent), Medical and hospital services (+5.1 per cent) and Domestic holiday travel and accommodation (+7.1 per cent).
CPI Goods and Services components, annual movement (%)

Annual movements prior to April 2025 are calculated by comparing each quarter to the same quarter in the previous year. From April 2025 these movements are calculated by comparing each month to the same month in the previous year.
Annual Housing inflation was 5.9 per cent to October, up from 5.7 per cent to September. This reflects cost rises in Electricity, Rents and New dwellings.
Electricity costs rose 37.1 per cent in the 12 months to October, up from 33.9 per cent to September. The annual rise in electricity costs is primarily related to State Government electricity rebates being used up by households. The timing of the rollout of the Commonwealth Energy Bill Relief Fund (EBRF) rebates also impacted electricity costs.
Electricity, Australia, monthly and annual movement (%)

In October 2024, State Government electricity rebates were in place for Queensland and Western Australia. Over the year to October 2025, those rebates have ended.
The timing of households receipt of first payments, and subsequent catchup payments, of the 2024-25 EBRF and EBRF Extension payments from July 2025, also contributed to the annual rise in electricity costs.
Excluding the impact of the Commonwealth and State Government electricity rebates over the last year, electricity prices rose 5.0 per cent. This reflects annual price reviews from energy retailers in July 2025.
Electricity index, Australia, index number June 2023 = 100

June 2023, index = 100

a. Introduction of the 2023-24 Commonwealth Energy Bill Relief Fund (EBRF) rebates
b. Introduction of the first instalment of the 2024-25 EBRF rebates for all households in QLD and WA, and State rebates in QLD, WA and TAS
c. Introduction of the first instalment of the EBRF 2025 extension rebates for all households in VIC, QLD, SA, TAS and NT
d. Introduction of the first instalment of the EBRF 2025 extension rebates for all households in NSW and ACT
e. Introduction of the first instalment of the EBRF 2025 extension rebates for all households in WA
Annual inflation for Food and non-alcoholic beverages was 3.2 per cent to October, unchanged from annual inflation to September. Annual inflation for this group has remained around 3.0 per cent over the past year.
Meals out and takeaway costs continue to be elevated, up 3.6 per cent in the 12 months to October. This is driven by rises in labour and ingredient costs.
Prices for meat and seafood rose 3.8 per cent in the 12 months to October, up from a 3.4 per cent rise to September. Prices for beef and lamb have both risen by more than 10 per cent over the past 12 months, due to strong overseas demand for Australian red meat.
Fruit and vegetable prices rose 1.8 per cent in the 12 months to October, up from a 0.7 per cent increase to September. In monthly terms, fruit prices rose 3.1 per cent in October with higher prices for strawberries, raspberries and apples.
Grocery products, Australia, annual movement (%)

Holiday travel and accommodation prices rose 3.0 per cent in the 12 months to October, up from a 2.0 per cent annual rise to September, driven by Domestic holiday travel and accommodation. ‘The monthly increase in Domestic travel of 5.9 per cent in October 2025 was higher than the 3.4 per cent rise in October 2024. The higher monthly increase this year was due to school holidays occurring in all states and territories in October along with major sporting events leading to higher demand for domestic travel,’ said Ms Marquardt.
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