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According to a recent X post published by "Smart Money" tracker @lookonchain, an anonymous whale decided to stock up on the trendy meme coin PEPE, so he grabbed nearly two trillion of it.

On-chain activity suggests Ethereum (ETH) and two altcoins could be primed for short-term price rallies, according to the crypto analytics firm Santiment. Santiment notes that ETH, Shiba Inu (SHIB) and SushiSwap (SUSHI) traders displayed “mild signs of panic” on Thursday.

Crypto analytics firm Santiment says that the prices of eight altcoins are showing signs of moving higher.

SushiSwap's supply on exchanges has dropped substantially. But regardless, SUSHI's price rose marginally in the last 24 hours.

The crypto market has been trapped in a horizontal accumulation phase and is likely to continue until the fourth Bitcoin halving triggers the macro bull rally. Meanwhile, on-chain data has shown institutional money proliferating the crypto industry in the past few months in a bid to catch the long-term bullish wave.

Sushi claims to be the first and largest Ethereum-native decentralized exchange (DEX) to deploy on Linea.

In a remarkable turn of events, the decentralized digital asset exchange, Sushi, has made a groundbreaking move by expanding its reach to the Aptos layer 1 blockchain. This strategic integration ushers in Sushi's cutting-edge Sushi v2 Automated Market Maker (AMM) and SushiXswap to the Aptos network, marking an unprecedented milestone in the world of decentralized exchanges (DEX).

The decentralized crypto exchange Sushi is expanding to the Aptos blockchain. The team noted that the move marks Sushi's first expansion onto a non-EVM blockchain. From Ethereum to Aptos Sushi is a decentralized exchange (dex) and automated market maker (AMM) built on the Ethereum blockchain.

Sushi, a prominent decentralized exchange (DEX), has expanded its services to Aptos, a layer-1 blockchain.

SushiSwap's integration with Aptos would make it the first non-EVM association with the Move-based L1 blockchain. But where does Sushi presently stand?

SushiSwap, one of the pioneers in the decentralized exchange (DEX) space, has recently made a significant move by expanding its services to the Layer-1 blockchain Aptos. This strategic integration represents a milestone for SushiSwap as it marks its first foray into a blockchain ecosystem that is not compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM).

The move to Aptos is the first time DEX has been accessible on a blockchain that is not compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine.

Sushi, a leading DEX platform, has announced its move to the Aptos Network. With the launch on Aptos, Sushi is finally available on a blockchain that isn't based on the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM).

The latest integration represents the first non-EVM chain for Sushi.

Sushi, the decentralized exchange (DEX) that has $350 million in locked value, has expanded its services to a layer-1 blockchain Aptos.

The decentralized exchange (DEX) SushiSwap has announced it is expanding to the Layer 1 blockchain Aptos.

Decentrallized Exchange Sushi has expanded to Aptos, a non-Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) chain, marking its first venture onto a non-Ethereum chain. Aptos, a Layer 1 blockchain, focuses on user experience and secure development, with its Move programming language for web3 applications.

Integrating with Aptos Network marks the first time decentralized exchange Sushi has expanded to a non-EVM chain.

FTX's $10 million token transfer sparks intrigue. Uniswap soars while Sushi struggles.

SushiSwap's TVL rises despite market volatility. Overall interest in the DEX begins to rise, but activity dwindles.

The crypto markets are consolidating within a narrow range as the Bitcoin price remains stuck around $29,300. The recent bullish push lifted the price above the interim resistance, but the bulls failed to hold the rally above the gains. As a result, the price slipped while the popular altcoins continued to display bullish momentum.

Compound, a major player in decentralized finance (DeFi), has announced its integration with the newly launched Ethereum Layer 2 solution, Base. Users of the Compound platform can now access USDbC on Base, as per the company tweet on Monday.

A significant development in the world of decentralized finance (DeFi) has recently been set into motion. SushiSwap, a popular DeFi platform, has announced plans to join forces with the emerging Core blockchain protocol.

SushiSwap brings liquidity pools, cross-chain swaps and its DEX aggregator to the Core blockchain ecosystem.