Significant increases in large transactions for ENS, COMP, and VIRTUAL have been observed this week, according to Santiment data. These whale transactions occurred without corresponding announcements from project leaders or regulatory changes. 35% of transactions exceeding $100,000 were recorded for ENS, resulting in a price surge of 4.2% on Binance. COMP experienced a similar jump with a 3.8% price rise. While unlisted on major exchanges, VIRTUAL saw an impressive 18% increase in trading volume on Gate.io. Despite this activity not being addressed by project leaders like Nick Johnson of ENS and Robert Leshner of Compound, Santiment warns that these large transactions signal potential volatility ahead. They emphasize watching for price action and liquidity following these whale moves. This surge in activity has sparked attention from investors and developers who are observing potential shifts in market strategies or sentiment. Historical trends suggest that such whale activity often precedes market volatility and price changes, leading to potential accumulation or distribution phases which may impact broader market dynamics.