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A whale liquidated 2,538 Ethereum held for 6 years, earning a profit of $11.13 million.

A whale liquidated 2,538 Ethereum held for 6 years, earning a profit of $11.13 million.

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/10/15 01:53
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According to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN) has monitored that a whale has liquidated all of their Ethereum holdings after 6 years, earning a profit of $11.13 million with a 20x return on investment.

Data shows that this whale accumulated 2,817 ETH through an exchange in September 2019, when the price of Ethereum was $210, with a total value of $590,000. Six hours ago, the whale transferred 2,538 ETH (worth $10.47 million) to an exchange for a complete liquidation, at a liquidation price of $4,163.

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