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Data: A Solana OG has sold 30,000 SOL again, cashing out approximately $2.56 million

Data: A Solana OG has sold 30,000 SOL again, cashing out approximately $2.56 million

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2026/05/19 04:22
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ChainCatcher news: According to on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain (@lookonchain), a Solana early holder (Solana OG) who staked SOL for over five years sold another 30,000 SOL about 8 hours ago, cashing out approximately $2.56 million.

This address initially staked a total of 991,079 SOL five years ago and began gradually reducing its holdings a year ago. To date, a total of 965,274 SOL has been sold, with total proceeds of about $137.66 million at an average price of $143. Currently, 381,140 SOL (approximately $32.4 million) remains staked.

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