2025-12-22 02:22:22

Recently, I've been paying attention to the trend of AAVE and noticed a big move—a total of 230,000 AAVE was sold off all at once by a Whale, with a cash out amount reaching 37.59 million USD. This scale of close all positions action is not trivial, and the market response has indeed been intense.

Interestingly, this wave of decline came quite abruptly. Normally, such a level of selling pressure usually has some signs, with someone mentioning in the square that there might be internal changes within the project team? To be honest, the actions of the Whales often reflect certain areas of information asymmetry. The AAVE lending protocol has always been in the spotlight, and any small disturbance can easily trigger fluctuations in market sentiment.

What does everyone think about this? Is it just a simple profit-taking, or is there really some insider information that we don't know about?

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Ser_Liquidated

· 8h ago

230,000 tokens in one go, this pace is a bit too fast, something's not right. How come the whale suddenly became so decisive? They must know something we don't. If this leading project AAVE really has internal issues, there should have been rumors by now. Taking profits? Nonsense, this timing is too suspicious. Just watching for now, let's see how the follow-up reactions unfold.

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WagmiWarrior

· 18h ago

The thing about Whale dumping is that, to put it simply, it's the information spread causing trouble. With over 37 million being dumped, it's clear that this isn't just about simple profits; they definitely know something we don't.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 12-22 02:53

230,000 pieces directly dumped, this is not profit-taking, this is panic dumping, right? Once the lending protocol signals that a Whale is pulling out, I bet there must be something shady behind this.

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MetaEggplant

· 12-22 02:53

230,000 coins in one go? Oh my, that must be really painful. It's not that I know any insider information, it's just that there's a real shortage of money.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 12-22 02:52

Whales dump, so let them dump. This is the time that tests your mindset the most. I don't believe in any "insider" information; it's mostly early catchers dumping their shares. Once they've made enough profit, they run, and that's normal. In the current market for AAVE, being smart means closing all positions to cash out, so don't overthink it. However, this drop is indeed fierce, and those catching a falling knife are feeling a bit uncomfortable. After all, the lending protocol relies on confidence to sustain itself.

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BearMarketNoodler

· 12-22 02:24

The actions of the Whale this time are indeed a bit harsh, but spending 37.59 million dollars shouldn't cause panic, right? We've seen worse in history.

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