Large Investors with AAVE Holdings took action in the early morning.
Around 5:40 AM, AAVE began to plummet. It dropped from $176 all the way down to $156, with a decline of 12% within 90 minutes. The driving force quickly came to light — the second large investor sold over 2.3 million tokens in just 1 hour and 25 minutes, with a total value of approximately $38 million.
This operation is not cost-effective for this large investor. According to on-chain data tracking, this person has incurred a floating loss of 13.45 million dollars due to the drop in AAVE. Interestingly, it was this round of sell-off that directly triggered the avalanche of the entire coin price. It seems that the market is still very sensitive to the actions of large investors – a single large transaction is enough to break the balance.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 10h ago
At 5:40 AM, that wave, 2.3 million AAVE directly smashed through, unrealized losses of 13.45 million and still hard to sell... How ridiculous is this leverage, the threshold could trigger liquidation risk at any time, really can't hold on.
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LuckyBearDrawer
· 10h ago
This Whale didn't make a profit either? Lost over 13 million and still wants to dump, that's really something.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 10h ago
Whale dumping also caused losses for themselves, this logic is really amazing...
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UnruggableChad
· 10h ago
Whale dumping and still losing, this operation is really something haha
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MissedTheBoat
· 10h ago
Wow, does this guy want to dump or is he trying to commit suicide? Unrealized losses of 13.45 million and still wants to keep dumping?
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It's early morning again, there's a Whale again, and I've missed it while sleeping.
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A 12% fall can be dumped by just one Large Investor, this Liquidity is too fragile.
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I just want to know if this gentleman regrets it, losing so much and can't escape.
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The market is highly sensitive to Large Investors' actions? To put it bluntly, it's just that retail investors are following too aggressively.
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Dumping 38 million in one go, how big is this person's heart... but there is indeed something to it.
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So is it the time to buy the dip or continue to kill? I'm a bit unsure now.
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Starting to mess around at 5 AM, is this guy insomnia or does he really have precognitive abilities?
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Looking at this operation, it feels like the Whale might not be making money either, just going for a quick move.
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With this wave down, the bottom should be about there, otherwise it would be ridiculous.
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RugPullProphet
· 10h ago
Whales dumping themselves also incur losses, this is called lifting a rock to smash one's own foot, it's hilarious.
Large Investors with AAVE Holdings took action in the early morning.
Around 5:40 AM, AAVE began to plummet. It dropped from $176 all the way down to $156, with a decline of 12% within 90 minutes. The driving force quickly came to light — the second large investor sold over 2.3 million tokens in just 1 hour and 25 minutes, with a total value of approximately $38 million.
This operation is not cost-effective for this large investor. According to on-chain data tracking, this person has incurred a floating loss of 13.45 million dollars due to the drop in AAVE. Interestingly, it was this round of sell-off that directly triggered the avalanche of the entire coin price. It seems that the market is still very sensitive to the actions of large investors – a single large transaction is enough to break the balance.