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Onomy Protocol is an interoperable Layer-1 ecosystem built to converge Forex and Decentralized Finance. Its products include a methodical three-stage rollout of an innovative multi-chain wallet, a DEX with an order book experience fused with AMM liquidity pools, and a stablecoin issuance protocol.
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Controlled by whales/institutions: 59% of NOM’s circulating supply; the final 278 million NOM tokens held by them have been transferred to Binance.
Thus, the 1.72 billion NOM tokens—59% of the circulating supply—that they withdrew from Binance on April 1 via seven wallets were all transferred back into Binance within the past day and a half.
“Whale Holding 59% of NOM’s Circulating Supply” Transfers 1.442 Billion NOM to Binance
According to on-chain analyst Yujin’s monitoring, in the past half hour, a whale/institution controlling 59% of NOM’s circulating supply has transferred another 768 million NOM ($3.73 million) to Binance. Since last night, this whale/institution has deposited a total of 1.442 billion NOM ($7.67 million) into Binance. Meanwhile, the NOM price has dropped 39% over the past 24 hours.
An address set transferred 674 million NOM tokens to Binance, worth $3.94 million.
According to on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN), a set of addresses holding at least 59% of NOM (Nomina)’s circulating supply transferred 23% of the token’s circulating supply (674 million NOM, valued at $3.94 million) into Binance over the past hour. NOM’s price dropped 25% today. This address set is likely the same entity that drove NOM’s price up sixfold (from $0.0017 to $0.0126) over the past half-month. On April 1, it withdrew 1.72 billion NOM from Binance across seven wallets—representing 59% of NOM’s total circulating supply (2.9 billion NOM).
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Binance to Extend Label Monitoring to NFP, NOM, POND, QUICK, and VIC
According to the official announcement, Binance will extend its monitoring tags to NFP, NOM, POND, QUICK, and VIC on April 30, 2026.
Controlled by whales/institutions: 59% of NOM’s circulating supply; the final 278 million NOM tokens held by them have been transferred to Binance.
Thus, the 1.72 billion NOM tokens—59% of the circulating supply—that they withdrew from Binance on April 1 via seven wallets were all transferred back into Binance within the past day and a half.
“Whale Holding 59% of NOM’s Circulating Supply” Transfers 1.442 Billion NOM to Binance
According to on-chain analyst Yujin’s monitoring, in the past half hour, a whale/institution controlling 59% of NOM’s circulating supply has transferred another 768 million NOM ($3.73 million) to Binance. Since last night, this whale/institution has deposited a total of 1.442 billion NOM ($7.67 million) into Binance. Meanwhile, the NOM price has dropped 39% over the past 24 hours.
An address set transferred 674 million NOM tokens to Binance, worth $3.94 million.
According to on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN), a set of addresses holding at least 59% of NOM (Nomina)’s circulating supply transferred 23% of the token’s circulating supply (674 million NOM, valued at $3.94 million) into Binance over the past hour. NOM’s price dropped 25% today. This address set is likely the same entity that drove NOM’s price up sixfold (from $0.0017 to $0.0126) over the past half-month. On April 1, it withdrew 1.72 billion NOM from Binance across seven wallets—representing 59% of NOM’s total circulating supply (2.9 billion NOM).