In a significant market movement, a whale address that holds 398,891 ETH—valued at approximately $1.14 billion—has begun to liquidate a portion of its
In a significant market movement, a whale address that holds 398,891 ETH—valued at approximately $1.14 billion—has begun to liquidate a portion of its holdings after a prolonged dormancy exceeding eight years.
According to LookIntoChain, within the last six hours, this address has offloaded around 13,400 ETH, generating $37.38 million in sales at an average price of $2,790 per ETH.
Notably, on-chain analytics reveal that 28 distinct wallets started accumulating ETH as early as January 2016, with an average entry price around $3.50.
In a curious move, these wallets transitioned their assets to new addresses in August 2016, suggesting a strong possibility that they are all controlled by the same entity.
This activity may signal a strategic reallocation as market dynamics shift.
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