Interesting data has emerged—a big whale (0xB6ef...785a) after being silent for half a year suddenly dumped 150 million SAHARA tokens into a major exchange, equivalent to $4.2 million. But this move also exposed its awkward situation: the whale originally accumulated the tokens at a cost of $12.18 million, and now it has lost $7.97 million with this sale. Ouch. This transaction somewhat reflects the reality of SAHARA dropping from its high point—when large holders start cutting losses and cashing out, what does it usually mean? Those optimistic about this coin might want to think it over carefully.
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HalfPositionRunner
· 01-06 16:03
Oh my, this whale lost so much, $7.97 million just evaporated, I feel heartbroken watching it.
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OfflineNewbie
· 01-05 07:46
Wow, a loss of $7.97 million... This whale is really desperate.
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DeFiChef
· 01-05 07:43
Wow, $7.97 million just disappeared like that? How much did this whale believe in SAHARA back then... Now even the way to cut losses looks so unprofessional.
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SillyWhale
· 01-05 07:39
8 million dollars evaporated directly... This whale probably is about to go bankrupt haha
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TideReceder
· 01-05 07:32
8 million in losses, this whale really can't hold on anymore. After holding back for half a year, they finally admit defeat. What does that mean? It means they have lost their confidence. SAHARA is really looking shaky right now.
Interesting data has emerged—a big whale (0xB6ef...785a) after being silent for half a year suddenly dumped 150 million SAHARA tokens into a major exchange, equivalent to $4.2 million. But this move also exposed its awkward situation: the whale originally accumulated the tokens at a cost of $12.18 million, and now it has lost $7.97 million with this sale. Ouch. This transaction somewhat reflects the reality of SAHARA dropping from its high point—when large holders start cutting losses and cashing out, what does it usually mean? Those optimistic about this coin might want to think it over carefully.