Woke up this morning, checked my phone, and got instantly jolted awake.
The OG Ethereum ICO whale has made a move—the ancient whale who bought 100,000 ETH at $0.31 apiece in 2014, $ETH , sold 1,000 ETH six hours ago.
Their original investment was $31,000. At $2,380 per coin now, those 1,000 ETH brought in $2.4 million—a 7,700x return. In 12 years, $31,000 turned into $238 million, and the ETH they still hold is worth over $200 million.
The key detail: they sold 1%.
Unlike yesterday’s 2017-era whale—who liquidated everything and ran—this one only sold 1%. Selling 1% after a 7,700x gain just to make a statement: is this an exit at the top, or just pocket money for the weekend?
The comments section is taking bets: A, this is a top signal—whales are reducing their positions; B, 1% is just a drop in the bucket, they’re still holding strong. Sound off.
#以太坊 #巨鲸 #ICO
$ETH $BTC $SOL
The OG Ethereum ICO whale has made a move—the ancient whale who bought 100,000 ETH at $0.31 apiece in 2014, $ETH , sold 1,000 ETH six hours ago.
Their original investment was $31,000. At $2,380 per coin now, those 1,000 ETH brought in $2.4 million—a 7,700x return. In 12 years, $31,000 turned into $238 million, and the ETH they still hold is worth over $200 million.
The key detail: they sold 1%.
Unlike yesterday’s 2017-era whale—who liquidated everything and ran—this one only sold 1%. Selling 1% after a 7,700x gain just to make a statement: is this an exit at the top, or just pocket money for the weekend?
The comments section is taking bets: A, this is a top signal—whales are reducing their positions; B, 1% is just a drop in the bucket, they’re still holding strong. Sound off.
#以太坊 #巨鲸 #ICO
$ETH $BTC $SOL