2025-12-28 09:24:58

Something significant happened in yesterday's market— a whale sold 27,200,000 AR tokens. This order was worth nearly $1.2 million, and the timing was quite interesting, as it was executed around the cost basis level.

However, the market's reaction was very direct. The AR price dropped sharply, even briefly falling below the psychological threshold of $0.04. Although it rebounded afterward, it still stabilized around $0.04185. The 24-hour decline stands at 10.2%, which is uncomfortable for holders.

The liquidity movements of large positions often influence market sentiment. Whether this sell-off indicates potential for further adjustment or is just a short-term technical shock remains to be seen.

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OnchainDetective

· 2025-12-29 16:11

27.2 million coins were suddenly dumped, clearing near the cost line. This trading method is interesting. According to on-chain data, the timing of this outflow is too coincidental, not very much like a pure stop-loss. Tracking through multiple addresses shows that this whale wallet's previous trading pattern was unusually regular, clearly organized. Is this a typical wash-trade method or is it really time to run? I need to look further into the subsequent flow. After analysis and judgment, this 10.2% short-term decline might just be a teaser; the key is to track where this fund went.

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GameFiCritic

· 2025-12-28 09:55

27 million tokens are dumped all at once, and the cost line is directly broken... This pace is a bit ruthless. Breaking below 0.04 and then bouncing back to 0.04185 indicates there is still some support at the bottom. But a 10.2% daily drop is really disgusting. The key question is—do these guys still have chips to keep dumping? Regarding large holder liquidity, what I care about most is the willingness to hold, not just technical shocks. If it were just short-term volatility, it would have rebounded long ago. It’s still hovering around the cost line... We’ll have to see if it can stabilize above the 0.042 key support level.

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OnchainSniper

· 2025-12-28 09:48

Whale sells off $1.2 million, directly breaking psychological price levels. This move is truly hardcore. This is the market; the flow of funds determines everything. Wait, the question is, are there still big players planning to sell later? With the continuous limit-down streak, holders are going to suffer a lot these past two days.

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 2025-12-28 09:36

Whale's move this time is indeed a bit desperate, completely throwing away the cost line. AR has dropped so sharply this time; we need to see if it can hold up later. It's the same old story of big players fleeing and retail investors taking the hit. Breaking the 0.04 threshold is still a bit uncertain; let's keep observing. This rhythm... feels like someone is trying to smash the bottom. With such a large decline, someone must have been forced to cut losses. Whale's dumping is just a momentary thing; liquidity is poor.

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ForumMiningMaster

· 2025-12-28 09:26

Whales dumping really hard, 27.2 million AR just disappeared AR has dropped again, clearing positions near the cost line, is this whale scared? A 10% drop, just routine for small coins Chips at the $1.2 million level are moving, there’s still hope later I’m optimistic about AR’s future trend; once this selling pressure is digested, it will rebound Whale跑路 signal? Or a pre-accumulation test, who can say for sure Holdings holders have been suffering these two days, I’m just watching the show without moving

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