【Bi推】On-chain data shows that a certain wallet address transferred 18 million Binance Coin (BNB) to an exchange 10 hours ago, equivalent to approximately $2.496 million, with an entry price of $0.1386.
Interestingly, this address is not a short-term trader. Data backtracked to early October 2024, shows it started building positions in batches, continuing from October 7th to November 18th, with an average cost around $0.171.
The question is—if this large holder now sells all their holdings into the market, based on the average entry price, they would face an unrealized loss of $58,100. The current price of $0.1386 indicates that the loss on this transaction is already quite significant.
There are usually two possible scenarios for this pattern: either a desperate cut-loss in anticipation of the market’s decline, or a stop-loss exit at a key support level. Regardless of which, it reflects a shift in market sentiment. Monitoring such large movements often helps to catch early signs of market turning points.
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ExpectationFarmer
· 30m ago
The big players seem to have truly lost confidence in this move, with $580,000 directly gone. Everyone would feel heartbroken.
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CryptoComedian
· 7h ago
Laughing and then crying, even big players have to cut losses
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580,000 USD gone just like that, I know this move well
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Cutting now in October, what’s the deal, is the market hopeless?
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The key is whether he will rebound after cutting, if it rebounds I won’t be able to smile
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Data shows market sentiment has changed, but my wallet’s sentiment changed long ago
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Sold from 0.171 to 0.1386, is this called "good stop-loss"?
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What signals can big players releasing by cutting losses? Still depends on who takes over next
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180 million coins thrown in, the market should react a bit
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Desperate cutting losses and stop-loss, neither sounds like a good thing
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This guy only started doing this from October to November, truly patient
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defi_detective
· 01-08 03:11
A loss of $580,000—how desperate must this guy be to be so decisive?
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 01-08 03:10
Another big whale selling off, is there still hope for this coin?
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just_another_wallet
· 01-08 03:07
$580,000 trap, who can withstand this... Big investors are starting to cut losses, is anyone still buying the dip?
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GmGnSleeper
· 01-08 02:52
Once again, the same routine of cutting losses—I've seen enough of this show.
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AirdropFatigue
· 01-08 02:48
Is this the same story again? Losing $580,000 just like that, I feel sorry for him.
18 million Binance Life coins transferred to the exchange, is this major holder about to incur losses?
【Bi推】On-chain data shows that a certain wallet address transferred 18 million Binance Coin (BNB) to an exchange 10 hours ago, equivalent to approximately $2.496 million, with an entry price of $0.1386.
Interestingly, this address is not a short-term trader. Data backtracked to early October 2024, shows it started building positions in batches, continuing from October 7th to November 18th, with an average cost around $0.171.
The question is—if this large holder now sells all their holdings into the market, based on the average entry price, they would face an unrealized loss of $58,100. The current price of $0.1386 indicates that the loss on this transaction is already quite significant.
There are usually two possible scenarios for this pattern: either a desperate cut-loss in anticipation of the market’s decline, or a stop-loss exit at a key support level. Regardless of which, it reflects a shift in market sentiment. Monitoring such large movements often helps to catch early signs of market turning points.