The SPK token has experienced a dramatic surge, doubling in value from $0.029 to $0.058 within 48 hours, following the Kelp event. This increase of over 100% is attributed to a "refugee trade," where capital shifts from high-risk protocols to safer alternatives. On-chain analytics platform Santiment reported a significant rise in whale transactions, with numbers jumping from around 30 to 183 daily. In contrast, the AAVE token has seen a decline, maintaining a price around $92, despite Bitcoin's recent rise above $79,000. Santiment highlighted that the Kelp incident, while initially destructive, has led to a reallocation of capital, benefiting certain tokens like SPK.