AAVE has suddenly fluctuated significantly in the past few hours. An on-chain whale holding a large position has just completed a substantial transaction—selling all 230,350 AAVE directly to the market in one go.
The consideration for this transaction is quite interesting: a Whale exchanged 5,869.46 stETH and 227.8 WBTC. From the structure of this transaction, it is evident that the seller is adjusting their asset allocation, moving from a single cryptocurrency to a more diversified holding.
The issue is that such large-scale sell-offs have caused significant difficulties in the current market liquidity. A drop of over $2.3 million worth of AAVE triggered an immediate chain reaction—retail investors followed suit to stop losses, and institutions also began to observe, leading to a rapid decline in AAVE's price. This is a typical example of how whale trades directly impact the liquidity of small coins.
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StablecoinGuardian
· 9h ago
Here it comes again, when the Whale dumps, the retail investors run away, this liquidity is really too poor.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 9h ago
Here we go again? When the Whale moves, all the retail investors fall, this liquidity is really tough.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 9h ago
It's the same old story of whales dumping, AAVE is directly treated like a punching bag.
Retail investors are always the last ones to catch a falling knife, how many times have we seen this script?
Diversified allocation? It just means I don't want to look at AAVE anymore, I'm voting with my feet.
Poor liquidity is like this, when the large investors move, the whole network follows suit to stop loss, our time as suckers has come to an end.
STH and WBTC are more appealing than AAVE, these whales have taste.
Those who lost in this wave are all the ones who chased the price yesterday, it's really time to learn to accept fate.
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TokenDustCollector
· 9h ago
It's the old trick of the Whale dumping again, and the retail investors are online to catch a falling knife, haha.
AAVE has suddenly fluctuated significantly in the past few hours. An on-chain whale holding a large position has just completed a substantial transaction—selling all 230,350 AAVE directly to the market in one go.
The consideration for this transaction is quite interesting: a Whale exchanged 5,869.46 stETH and 227.8 WBTC. From the structure of this transaction, it is evident that the seller is adjusting their asset allocation, moving from a single cryptocurrency to a more diversified holding.
The issue is that such large-scale sell-offs have caused significant difficulties in the current market liquidity. A drop of over $2.3 million worth of AAVE triggered an immediate chain reaction—retail investors followed suit to stop losses, and institutions also began to observe, leading to a rapid decline in AAVE's price. This is a typical example of how whale trades directly impact the liquidity of small coins.