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There has been an interesting story circulating in the crypto world these days.
About six weeks ago, a certain wallet address (FRvv...G4VN) transferred 3 million units of a politically related token from a major exchange. It quickly gained attention and became the largest individual holder in the ecosystem (not counting project lock-up contracts or liquidity pools). At that time, these 3 million tokens were valued at up to $22.69 million, making it quite a proud moment.
And what happened next? Just yesterday, the tokens were transferred back.
50 minutes ago, this major holder moved all 3 million tokens into a major exchange, preparing to cut their position. However, the market was uncooperative, and the token’s price has been declining from recent highs. Now, those 3 million tokens are worth only $14.88 million.
One word: loss.
They lost $7.81 million directly. From holding to cutting losses, this guy played the role of a high-position bagholder. The decline was nearly 34%. Quite harsh.
This incident also serves as a reminder that even large-scale holders can get caught if they misjudge the timing. The market never softens just because you have a lot of money.