Whale with a 100% win rate reduces ETH holdings for the first time, sells 3,400 ETH for a profit of $186,000
According to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst Ai Aunt (@ai_9684xtpa) has monitored that a whale with a 100% win rate has reduced their Ethereum holdings for the first time, selling 3,400 ETH in one go, worth $13.67 million, with a profit of $186,000 from this portion. Currently, this whale still holds 44,148.41 ETH, valued at $177 million, with an entry price of $3,965.94; at the same time, they also hold 382,611.22 SOL, valued at $74.46 million, with an entry price of $198.37.
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