A whale sold 5,368 ETH at $2,739 on September 22, cashing out $14.7 million; six hours ago, it bought 6,087 ETH at $2,031, spending $12.36 million.
· The sale price was a nearly 10-month high. The buyback came after ETH had fallen 15% from its peak and touched the $2,000 mark. Both transactions were tracked by on-chain analyst Ember.
· The whale bought back 719 more coins than it sold, but that’s a change in the number of coins—not realized profit. The source doesn’t provide the address’s cost basis or other holdings.
Which aspect of this trade is more worth comparing: the $2,031 purchase price or the 6,087-ETH buyback size?
· The sale price was a nearly 10-month high. The buyback came after ETH had fallen 15% from its peak and touched the $2,000 mark. Both transactions were tracked by on-chain analyst Ember.
· The whale bought back 719 more coins than it sold, but that’s a change in the number of coins—not realized profit. The source doesn’t provide the address’s cost basis or other holdings.
Which aspect of this trade is more worth comparing: the $2,031 purchase price or the 6,087-ETH buyback size?
