The whale who hoarded 86,777 SOL has started to reduce its holdings, having sold off 81,227 in the past three weeks
According to on-chain analyst ai_9684xtpa, the whale "7qw9C...NbSZL" is suspected of reducing its holdings of SOL that were accumulated 8 months ago. It deposited 50,227 SOL (worth $9.4 million) into CEX 8 hours ago. If sold, it would make a profit of $1.227 million. This whale withdrew 86,777 SOL from CEX at an average price of $162.72 between June and July in 2024 and has already deposited back into CEX a total of 81,227 SOL over the past three weeks, making a profit of $2.326 million.
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