
Jakarta, Pintu News – The Trump administration is scheduled to announce the full details of tariffs for most countries in the world on August 7, 2025.
Tariff announcements like this usually trigger turmoil in both the stock and crypto markets. Because of this, large holders of crypto assets – often dubbed whales – seem tohave started to reorganize their positions and offload some of their holdings before the news was released.
DeFi token Uniswap is one of the assets that crypto whales seem to be distributing ahead of August 7. This is evident from the netflow metrics of large holders, which plummeted by 98% in the last seven days, according to data from IntoTheBlock.
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Large holders are wallet addresses that control more than 1% of the total circulating supply. This netflow metric measures the difference between token inflows and outflows from these wallets.
When net flows go down, it means that large holders are moving their assets out of accumulation wallets, usually towards exchanges or other destinations for sale.
In UNI’s case, the 98% drop in netflow over the past week signals that whale wallets are drastically reducing their token purchases. This suggests a wave of distribution that could potentially add selling pressure to the UNI price ahead of August 7.

If the sell-off continues, the UNI price could drop to $8.67. However, if buying pressure increases and traders start opening new positions, the UNI price could potentially rise to $10.25.
Ethena , the native token that powers the Ethereum-based synthetic dollar protocol called Ethena, was one of the assets that crypto whales took off ahead of August 7.
Data from Nansen shows that the activity of large ENA holders has decreased over the past week. According to the on-chain data provider, token balances in whale wallets-whichhold over $1 million worth of ENA each-dropped by about 25% in the last seven days.

Currently, this large group of investors still holds nearly 42 million ENA tokens.
The sell-off comes as ENA prices continue to slide from its cycle peak of $0.70 on July 28, when many traders opted to secure profits. If this downward trend continues, ENA could potentially fall further towards the $0.48 support zone.
Conversely, if the buying pressure strengthens again, ENA could bounce and try to break the $0.64 area.
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Cardano’s Layer-1 (L1) coin was one of the digital assets distributed by major investors ahead of Trump’s global tariff announcement on August 7.

Based on on-chain data from Santiment, whale wallet addresses holding between 1 million and 10 million ADA have sold around 80 million ADA in the past seven days.
If this distribution action continues and the supply coming into the market exceeds the demand, the price of ADA could potentially drop to around $0.66. Conversely, a sharp surge in buying interest could push the altcoin through the $0.76 resistance level.

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