Which old coins observed millions that flowed into the stock exchanges?

According to data from the on-chain analysis platform Santiment, a wave of Altcoin deposits has reached the central stock exchanges in the last 24 hours.
Several large wallets, some of which are among the top 100 owners, have transferred tokens worth millions of dollars-a sign of possible sales pressure or strategic shifting.
The greatest individual Entry was a transfer of PayPal USD (PYUSD) worth $ 7.9 million, which corresponds to 0.92% of the market capitalization of the stable coin. It was transferred to Crypto.com by a wallet, which is known as the central stock market user, which illustrates the increased activity of stable coin liquidity.
OKB, the native token from OKX, recorded the most common activity. Five separate wallet transfers with a total value of $ 13.4 million were identified, with the amounts between $ 1 million and $ 4.7 million. Most came from the top 100 balance walls, which may indicate coordinated movements or stock market resolution.
Gravity token recorded the greatest influence on market capitalization with a transfer worth $ 2 million, which corresponds to 1.81% of the total value. The sender address was linked to a wallet with high credit, which indicates a possible rotation or strategic sale.
The other remarkable transfers included $ 2.9 million in Pepe and $ 1.2 million in First Digital USD (FDUSD), both of which were sent to Binance. FDUSD's transfer came from a wallet, which was characterized as a CEX withdrawal, which indicates that the funds could be part of rebalancing rivers.
APECOIN (APE) and Mantle (MNT) also made it to the list with transfers of $ 1 million each. APE transaction came from a wallet with connections to NFT platforms and OpenSea, which underlines the close connection between NFT ecosystems and token movements.
While the motifs behind these movements remain unclear, the time and concentration indicate that the whales prepare for volatility or react to wider macro shifts in the cryptoma markets.