2026-01-05 08:27:45

There has been an interesting on-chain data point these days—after remaining silent for half a year, a certain whale address suddenly transferred 150 million SAHARA tokens all at once to a major exchange. It sounds like a signal to sell.

The numbers are a bit painful. This batch of tokens is now worth about $4.2 million, but when they were originally acquired, they were worth $12.18 million. Calculating this, if this person really intends to sell, they would face a loss of nearly $8 million. From nearly $12 million down to $4.2 million, such a plunge is hard for anyone to accept.

Interestingly, choosing to act at this time—whether out of forced stop-loss or impatience for SAHARA's rebound—is uncertain. Large transfers on the blockchain often hint at something. Anyway, for those still holding SAHARA, this signal is worth pondering.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 18h ago

Whale burned 8 million and directly entered hell mode. This booster needs to have parts replaced.

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BankruptWorker

· 22h ago

$8 million loss, how desperate must that whale be? I quickly checked my own positions... --- Wow, something's off. Did the whale run away? --- Haven't moved in half a year, now suddenly transferring to an exchange—probably about to cut losses. Retail investors, be careful. --- Why is it always us getting harvested? The whale with an eight-figure loss still remains so calm. --- This move is indeed quite aggressive, but let's see if the rebound can recover it. --- Large transfers to exchanges—this signal couldn't be clearer. Sahara friends, it's time to reflect. --- $8 million, I could never earn that much in my lifetime to lose. --- Silent for half a year, then suddenly making a big move. The whale's mental resilience is incredible.

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Blockchainiac

· 23h ago

Whales move, retail investors panic. An 8 million loss—how desperate must one be to choose to dump the market? --- Haven't moved in half a year, now suddenly selling off—either there's no way out or they've seen through it. --- 4.2 million vs 12 million—this price difference can keep people awake at night... but can it really drop that hard? --- Transferring to the exchange = a prelude to dumping, old trick. Sahara holders should be cautious about bottom fishing. --- Ha, who can endure such losses... If I were a whale, I'd be forced to cut my losses too. --- Stop-loss or despair—there's no difference anymore; anyway, admitting defeat is inevitable. --- This trading operation perfectly illustrates what it means to buy at a high point... Sahara is indeed cooling off.

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GateUser-9ad11037

· 01-05 08:57

8 million USD loss, I really can't hold on anymore Even whales have their breaking points After half a year of silence, they suddenly hit the exchange, that must be tough Wait, does this mean the next step is to dump? Whether to sell or not is a question My SAHARA is still in the cold wallet, looks pretty risky Why did this guy choose to cut losses at this moment? 420K and 1.2 million, more than just a zero apart Losing so much and still daring to move, there must be some insider information, right?

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 01-05 08:57

8 million dollar hole, how desperate must this whale be Is SAHARA really beyond saving? Stop-loss or forced liquidation, in any case not a good sign Everyone holding positions, be careful

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ArbitrageBot

· 01-05 08:56

$8 million directly evaporated, this whale really can't hold on anymore --- Suddenly acting after half a year of diving, a typical forced cut of losses --- From $12 million down to $4.2 million, who the hell still has the patience to wait for a rebound --- Large holders are starting to dump, holders should wake up --- This wave clearly shows that even whales can't hold on anymore --- Losing so much and still daring to act, it shows they have no confidence left --- This is the only signal pointing to an exchange, everyone can imagine what might happen next --- SAHARA is a bit risky this time, even whales are cutting losses --- Facing a loss of $8 million, all confidence is gone --- Not moving for half a year and then suddenly crashing, this is a typical sign of wanting to run away

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 01-05 08:40

8 million USD hole, how desperate must this guy be to take such action --- Whale fleeing just means one thing, running away --- Another brother caught in a trap, three seconds of sympathy --- Haven't moved in half a year, now suddenly dumping everything, this is what they call "institutional investment" --- What's going on with the SAHARA project, it can actually fall this much --- Wait, how do they know it's "dumping"? What if it's just transferring to cold wallets --- Brothers holding positions, hurry up and see if you can still salvage something --- Diving all the way down, or continue to lose, anyway I already got off early --- One word: tragic

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