According to Lookonchain, a cryptocurrency whale has significantly impacted the Ethereum market by borrowing 15,000 ETH ($24.9M) from Aave and withdrawing an additional 35,754 ETH ($64.13M) to sell at an average price of $1,794 over a three-hour period. This massive sale could potentially lead to short-term volatility in the Ethereum market, presenting both risks and opportunities for traders.

According to @EmberCN, crypto venture capital firm Paradigm may be preparing to sell 5,500 ETH ($8.66M) after transferring it to the institutional brokerage platform Anchorage. Over the past year, Paradigm has moved a total of 96,955 ETH ($301.57M) to Anchorage, with an average price of $3110. Historical patterns suggest these ETH transfers are typically followed by movements to exchanges like Coinbase and Binance.

According to Ai 姨, a 2015 ICO investor holding 100,000 ETH has been consistently selling his holdings, having sold 4,180 ETH since April for $7.05 million. Two hours ago, he transferred another 664 ETH to Kraken, originally purchased at $0.31, expecting a profit of $1.01 million.

According to Lookonchain, an Ethereum OG has sold 7,974 ETH worth $11.8 million at a price of $1,479 per ETH after a dormancy of three years. This large-scale sale occurred over the past two hours and represents a significant transaction that could influence Ethereum's market liquidity and pricing. The seller still retains a substantial holding of 30,606 ETH valued at $45.7 million, indicating potential for further market impact depending on future selling activity.

According to Crypto Rover, an Ethereum early adopter sold his remaining 2,001 ETH for $3.82 million, securing a profit of $8.66 million. Despite missing out on a $23 million peak value, this transaction highlights a shift in the Ethereum market dynamics with new investors, or 'whales', poised to take a more prominent role. This sale may influence short-term market liquidity and price volatility as new large-scale investors enter the market.

According to Lookonchain, an Ethereum OG recently sold all of his remaining 2,001 ETH, valued at $3.82 million. This investor originally purchased 5,001 ETH at a cost of $1.38 million in 2017, holding through the highest peak of $4,878 during the last bull run. Over the past month, he gradually sold his holdings, achieving a total profit of $8.66 million. This move highlights strategic profit-taking from long-term holdings. Source: Lookonchain.

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), a significant Ethereum whale sold 2000 ETH four hours ago. The coins were originally accumulated at a cost of $272 each, potentially yielding a profit of $3.273 million. This sale marks the complete liquidation of their holdings. The whale had accumulated a total of 5000 ETH between June and November 2017, waking from dormancy a month ago to gradually sell off all assets, potentially realizing profits exceeding $8.678 million.

According to Ai 姨, an Ethereum whale from the 2015 ICO era sold 1000 ETH, valued at $1.88 million, with an original cost of $0.31 per ETH. This whale still holds 34,000 ETH across three wallets with unrealized gains of $63.91 million. Additionally, over the past three weeks, they sold 5000 ETH through a secondary address, garnering $9.4 million.

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), a large Ethereum holder from the 2015 ICO, known as a 'whale,' has begun selling off 10,000 ETH that was transferred on March 21. Seven hours ago, this entity sold 500 ETH at $2076 each, totaling $1.04 million. Based on previous trading patterns, it is likely that the remaining ETH will be sold in the short term. The selling address is provided in the tweet.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, an early Ethereum ICO participant, known as a 'whale', has sold 7,000 ETH for approximately $12.98 million, with an initial cost as low as $0.31 per ETH. Since July 2024, this address has sold a total of 17,000 ETH ($44.89 million) at an average price of $2,640. The wallet still holds 30,000 ETH. Wallet address: intel.arkm.com/explorer/addre…

According to @EmberCN, a whale who received the most ETH in last August's Genesis Trading liquidation has sold 40,000 ETH ($89.2M) through OTC brokers over the past two days. The whale transferred 30,000 ETH to Galaxy Digital and 10,000 ETH to FalconX, receiving 20 million USDC from Galaxy Digital and 19.49 million USDC from FalconX.

According to Ai 姨, an ICO whale has completely exited their Ethereum holdings, realizing a total profit of over $80 million. The whale sold 10,000 ETH at an average price of $4519 in December 2021 during the peak of the bull market, gaining $45.19 million. The remaining 10,000 ETH were staked for interest gains until November 2023. Source: Ai 姨.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, an Ethereum ICO participant known as a 'whale' sold 7070 ETH over the past six days, amounting to $18.63 million. The whale recently transferred an additional 1024 ETH to Kraken, suggesting further potential sales. The original cost of these tokens was $0.31 per ETH, indicating a significant profit if sold, totaling approximately $2.296 million. This activity could influence Ethereum's market dynamics, given the volume involved.

According to @EmberCN, Golem Network, which raised 820,000 ETH during its 2016 ICO, has recently sold 7,250 ETH valued at approximately $20 million. The sales include transfers of 6,200 ETH to Binance and 1,050 ETH to Coinbase, as verified by etherscan.io. The network reportedly retains 110,000 ETH worth about $3.05 million, with 10,000 ETH in Golem's multisig wallet.

According to Ai 姨, an Ethereum ICO whale has sold 6,672 ETH on Kraken, valued at $18.08 million, after transferring 11,672 ETH to a new address. The whale's cost basis is as low as $0.31 per ETH, and they still hold 5,000 ETH that might be sold soon.

According to Ai 姨, an Ethereum whale is suspected of selling 8,139 ETH, valued at $21.18 million, which were accumulated over two years ago. The address initially withdrew 13,459 ETH from Binance and FTX between August 2021 and December 2022 at an average price of $1,358. This potential sale could result in a profit of $10.125 million.

According to @EmberCN, whale nemorino.eth sold 10,828.5 ETH for $28 million USDC to repay a loan on Aave, with an average selling price of $2,586 per ETH. After clearing the debt, the whale still holds 8,833.4 ETH valued at $23.26 million. Such deleveraging by a whale is typically seen as a bearish signal.

According to Lookonchain, the Ethereum Foundation sold another 100 ETH worth $308,000 just 2 hours ago. This brings their total ETH sales to 4,766 ETH, valued at $13.6 million, since January 2, 2024. These transactions could indicate a strategic sell-off influencing Ethereum's market supply and potentially impacting its price movements.

According to Lookonchain, the Ethereum Foundation sold another 100 ETH worth $308K two hours ago. This adds to a total of 4,766 ETH valued at $13.6 million sold since January 2, 2024. Such sales by the foundation may impact Ethereum's market sentiment and price action, making it important for traders to monitor closely.

According to @EmberCN, the Ethereum Foundation sold 100 ETH at $3,078 for 307,000 DAI, exacerbating an ongoing market decline. This sale comes despite previous statements about using 50,000 ETH for DeFi investments, rather than frequent small sales.