Giant whale dumps $eth and buys $virtual, $aero, $aixbt

Over the past 24 hours, large crypto whales have offloaded enormous amounts of Ethereum ($eth) for swaps of diverse crypto assets. According to data from Onchain Lens, the whales sold about $2113 million at $eTH, accumulating $AERO, $AIXBT and $VARTUAL, triggering some speculations among crypto community members. These swaps are also important and can raise interest in the above mentioned crypto assets.

Whale offloads $1,185 eth and exchanges $virtual, $aero, $aixbt

Data from Onchain Lens points out that whales initially sell $1,185 ETH and sell up to $2,113 million at $USDC. Following that, the whales used their respective $USDC to accumulate several crypto tokens. It included $Virtual, $Aixbt, and $Aero. Specifically, the whales have accumulated a virtual $6,800, 3.34m $AIXBT, and a total of 2.92m $aero tokens.

As subsequent market activity shows, of the 3.92m $AERO tokens won by the whales, up to 2.44m $AERO has already been exchanged. In this regard, the whales exchanged this amount. This accounts for $1.66 million with virtual tokens of approximately $996,566. As a result, the accumulated overall $virtual tokens currently stand at 1,003,366. In line with market data, the whales performed these swaps via protocols such as Dex Aggregator and Dcaprotocolproxy. Additionally, most of the transfers included $AERO transactions in $VIRTUAL.

Despite a massive sale, the whale still owns 2.9m$AERO

According to Onchain Lens, regardless of the sale of the giant $aero, the whales still own a 2.90m $aero token. This amount highlights the value of $910,000, which is $0.66 per token. Additionally, Whale Holdings has 1M tokens remaining in the virtual $, allowing for further accumulation. Nevertheless, the whale’s activity has brought both opportunity and attention to other investors seeking a volatile crypto environment.