A wallet named Ansem-2 spent $233,000 to buy 2.79 million Cash Cat (CASHCAT) tokens within three hours. On-chain data links the wallet to a Solana address tied to trader Ansem (@blknoiz06).

The Solana address, CLM6E4zpTviEC77nWKogpVLQoXx9tgoQCYJ8NibxKg1Q, holds 10.5 million The Black Bull (ANSEM) tokens. It has generated roughly $2.6 million in past ANSEM profits. Ansem has not confirmed any link to the purchase.

A Fast, Targeted CASHCAT Buy

Blockchain analytics firm Lookonchain flagged the transaction on July 8. The wallet, labeled “Ansem-2” and starting with 0x6f5b, moved quickly, accumulating 2.79 million CASHCAT tokens in under three hours.

CASHCAT trading volume topped $73 million in the past 24 hours, underscoring active speculative interest. The token ranks 283rd by market capitalization and carries a circulating supply of nearly 1 billion coins. The purchase, therefore, represents a meaningful slice of daily volume, not a token launch bet.

Meanwhile, Solana’s meme coin sector has stayed active through July. That backdrop gives fresh CASHCAT buying extra visibility among traders who track large wallets.

Wallet Trail Points to Ansem

Investigators tied the EVM wallet to CLM6E4 through shared transaction patterns. Neither address carries an official label. The Solana wallet’s 10.5 million ANSEM tokens are worth roughly $3.2 million at current prices.

That stake sits inside The Black Bull’s recent volatility. The token surged earlier after Ansem pledged weekly creator fee airdrops to holders. It has since fallen 28% in a day yet remains up more than 130% over the past week.

Historically, the wallet has turned a $2.6 million profit trading ANSEM. Lookonchain reported that figure alongside the wallet’s current holdings. That record suggests the CASHCAT purchase may follow a similar pattern, not a random bet. Traders who monitor Ansem-linked wallets often treat his moves as an early signal.

Speculation Without Confirmation

No public statement from Ansem confirms the wallet belongs to him. Attribution therefore stays speculative, resting entirely on on-chain analysis rather than a verified claim.

Ansem has stayed active elsewhere. He recently pushed Pump.fun to approve a $300 million token airdrop. He argued that Ethereum faces a worse spot than 2023, a view some traders disputed.

If the wallet does belong to him, the CASHCAT position adds another data point. Traders already watch his record closely, and confirmation, so far, has not arrived. That gap between suspicion and proof keeps CASHCAT under the spotlight for now.

Source: BeInCrypto