According to bitcoin data, a long-term Ethereum dolphin sold assets worth about$ 27.6 million, potentially earning more than$ 18, 000 % from the time they bought their currencies. &nbsp, &nbsp,

According to data from Nansen and Breadcrumbs, the whale’s address started receiving ETH from another address in 2016 when it was only selling for a little over$ 8 a coin. That bitcoin sat inert for many years. &nbsp,

The “ETH millionaire” who cashed out on Wednesday may have purchased the ETH again in 2016, but it ended up in their pocket. &nbsp,

The owner has traded their ETH for bitcoin USDC over the Uniswap decentralized trade, cashing out 18, 437 cash for$ 27.6 million at current prices, for the past 24 hours. Some of that ETH was acquired in 2022 from its investments. &nbsp,

According to data, the buyer cashed out the ETH in small, over 1,400 coin transactions at once. This may be because big” HODLers” movements can frighten investors, as business observers and traders frequently anticipate selling motion from such large payments.

ETH whales currently have virtually$ 15 million worth of at least 10, 000 ETH. &nbsp,

Blockchain information doesn’t disclose whether or not these buyers are people or businesses. &nbsp,

According to crypto data provider CoinGecko, ETH recently traded for$ 1,517 per coin, down more than 7 % over the course of a 24-hour period. The second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap is approximately 70 % below its$ 4, 878 all-time high from 2021. &nbsp,

Due to President Trump’s tax presentations, which have caused investors to sell off shares and another “risk-on” resources like bitcoin, the crypto market has experienced more fluctuation than usual. &nbsp,

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