"The whale bought AVA at a high price, but still held on despite a loss of $450,000. Is this a signal of chip collection?"
According to on-chain monitoring, a large whale has carried out a series of high-frequency operations on AVA during recent market fluctuations:
Buy: Use 4,996 SOL (about $1.1 million) to buy 17.3 million AVA; Sell: Then sell 643,000 AVA in exchange for 200 SOL (about $44,000); Current holdings: The whale now retains 16.71 million AVA, which is about $592,000 in market value, with a total loss of up to $457,000.
Is there a hidden meaning behind this operation? Judging from the whale's actions, despite the heavy losses, the proportion of holdings has not been significantly reduced. It seems that it intends to continue to accumulate chips at a low level, or bet on a future outbreak node. Whether it is "brave to cover positions" or "persistent to cut losses", the whale's actions have undoubtedly cast more fog on the market.
Funding game is still the main theme
At present, AVA's trend is also facing a choice: the advance and retreat of whales may provide a short-term vane for the market, but behind this kind of high-level replenishment action, retail investors are also reminded to pay attention to potential volatility risks. Whether the best strategy can be found with the help of clues from the operation of large investors is the core ability of the market winner.
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