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Ethereum ancient giant whale dumps again! After selling 60k ETH, the market starts to panic
What is the scariest thing in the crypto world?
It's not the decline.
But someone selling while the price drops.
Recently, an old player, known as the "ETH OG" by the market, has made a move again.
Latest data shows they sold another 5,000 ETH, with the total sell-off exceeding 60k ETH plus a large amount of wsETH.
As soon as the news broke, the market instantly exploded.
Many investors began to worry:
Does this mean the old player is not optimistic about the future market?
Actually, not necessarily.
Because there are many reasons why whales sell coins.
Some are cashing out.
Some are adjusting their asset allocation.
And some simply need liquidity.
But the most common thing the market likes to do is automatically interpret selling actions as negative signals.
So panic sentiment begins to spread.
Interestingly, historically, after many whales sell coins, the market has experienced a phase of rebound.
The reason is simple.
When everyone knows someone is selling, the risk has already been priced in.
The real danger is often not the public sell-off.
But the undisclosed sell-off.
So what’s most worth paying attention to in the current market is not how much whales have sold.
But whether the buying side remains active.
If buying continues, then what seems like a dump might just be an emotional test.
Do you think this whale selling is a top escape or just normal portfolio adjustment? #微策略出售32枚比特币