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Ethereum whale suspected of selling nearly 15,000 ETH

Ethereum whale suspected of selling nearly 15,000 ETH

AIcoinAIcoin2026/02/13 14:46
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On-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa) monitoring shows that a whale betting on Ethereum has allegedly sold 14,745 ETH in the past 21 hours, possibly incurring a loss of about $1.394 million. Since February 6, this whale has been frequently accumulating ETH, withdrawing 26,727.98 ETH (about $54.64 million) from exchanges within six days, with an average withdrawal price of $2,044.39. Early this morning, this address deposited ETH worth $28.75 million to an exchange, with an average deposit price of $1,949.82.
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