According to Michaël van de Poppe, his personal altcoin portfolio for 2025 includes large-cap coins such as SEI, TIA, TAO, and OP, alongside small-cap coins like RPL, OMNI, REZ, and AEVO. He expresses excitement about actively trading these altcoins to accumulate more Bitcoin and Ethereum.

According to Michaël van de Poppe, his personal altcoin portfolio for 2025 includes large-cap cryptocurrencies such as SEI, TIA, TAO, and OP, and small-cap cryptocurrencies like RPL, OMNI, REZ, and AEVO. He expresses enthusiasm about using these altcoins to increase his holdings in Bitcoin and Ethereum through active trading.

According to CryptoMichNL, his personal cryptocurrency portfolio includes large coins such as ENS, OP, TIA, and TAO, as well as smaller coins like REZ, OMNI, RPL, and AEVO. He anticipates rotating these assets over time and expects this portfolio to significantly outperform Bitcoin over the next six months.

According to OnchainDataNerd, a whale has recently moved significant amounts of cryptocurrency involving AEVO and RBN. Fourteen hours ago, two wallets associated with this whale deposited a total of 6 million AEVO, equivalent to approximately $2.16 million, into Bybit. This whale has also received a total of 105.47 million RBN from vesting, representing about 10.55% of the total supply. Currently, the whale still holds 55 million AEVO, valued at around $19.84 million. Such substantial movements could indicate potential market impacts or strategic trading intentions.

According to OnchainDataNerd, two wallets, potentially associated with DragonFly Capital, deposited a total of 62.62 million AEVO tokens (approximately $25.04 million) to FalconX. Four months prior, these wallets received RBN tokens from Coinbase Prime Custody, which were later converted into AEVO. The profit and loss (PNL) from this transaction remain unknown due to undisclosed funding round prices.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, Ceffu has withdrawn a total of $191.84 million worth of tokens from Binance. The majority of these are stablecoins, including $148.84 million in USDC and $40.074 million in USDT. Additionally, $1.19 million in WBTC and $1.03 million in AEVO were also withdrawn. This significant movement of funds might indicate large-scale portfolio adjustments or strategic reallocations.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, two wallets, possibly linked to AEVO's team, deposited 7.37 million AEVO tokens (approximately $3.18 million) to Bybit. Additionally, wallet 0xcA8 received a total of 105.45 million RBN tokens (around $60.38 million), and wallet 0x54C received 5 million RBN tokens (approximately $3.41 million). Currently, these wallets hold a combined 70 million AEVO tokens (valued at around $32.96 million).

According to PeckShieldAlert, a phishing attack by an entity identified as Fake_Phishing187019 has resulted in an address (0x7371...77F9) losing approximately 273,000 AEVO tokens, valued at around $119,000. This incident highlights the ongoing risks of phishing scams in the cryptocurrency market.

According to @EmberCN, an investor or team associated with Aevo (formerly Ribbon) transferred 3.333 million AEVO tokens (worth $1.9 million) to Binance 5 hours ago. This address had previously migrated 82.95 million RBN to AEVO 49 days ago at a 1:1 ratio, marking this as their first AEVO transfer since the migration. The address still holds 79.26 million AEVO tokens valued at $46.85 million. Previously, the investor also sold 22.47 million RBN via on-chain transactions and Coinbase.