BlockBeats, citing Ai Yi, said that an address had fully cleared VVV, but the actual sale price and profit remain unconfirmed.
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🔍 On-Chain Detective | A Whale’s Holdings VVV Over 1 years of profit 7889000 USD, average take-profit price 20.85 USD BlockBeats reports that September 28, according to monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa) a whale held VVV over 1 years and earned 7889000 USD, establishing the position in 3.77 USD at an average price of 20.85 USD and taking profits.
Address 0x6Dc…3EAB3 bought on-chain at an average price of 2025 in 4 through August over the period, 3.77 USD purchasing 673,958 units of VVV valued at 2544000 USD; some tokens were sold 1 years ago, while the remaining tokens were deposited into trading platforms in batches over nearly 3 months during the uptrend, and the position was fully cleared 8 hours ago. If sold, the return rate would exceed 453%.
Original article link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/369241
Key points
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BlockBeats said that on-chain analyst Ai Yi monitored the VVV holdings of address 0x6Dc…3EAB3.
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The original article stated that the address bought 2025 in April over the period from August at an average price of 3.77 USD purchasing 673,958 units,VVV valued at 2544000 USD。
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The original article stated that some tokens were sold 1 years ago, while the remaining tokens were deposited into a trading platform in batches over nearly 3 months.
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The original article stated that the address completed full clearance 8 hours ago.
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The original title and opening paragraph stated that the holdings exceeded 1 years and generated profits of 7889000 USD, with an average take-profit price of 20.85 USD。
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The original article also used the wording “if sold” when stating that the return rate would exceed 453%。
AI-assisted interpretation
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
This report describes an address buying, transferring in batches to a trading platform, and clearing its VVV holdings. Transferring assets to a trading platform or reducing an on-chain balance to zero does not mean that a sale was completed at a particular price. Therefore, the take-profit average price, final profit, and return rate stated in the article cannot be confirmed solely from these transfer records.
Why it matters to readers
The transfer of a large holding to a trading platform may merit attention, but the original article provided no actual execution records or VVV price reaction, so it is impossible to confirm what impact this operation had on the market.
Beginners should distinguish between “on-chain transfers” and “selling within a trading platform”: the former can usually be observed on-chain, while the actual execution price and profit from the latter may not be directly established by on-chain records.
Risks and unknowns
It cannot be confirmed from the original article whether the VVV transferred to the trading platform was actually sold.
It cannot be confirmed whether 20.85 USD represents the actual average execution price.
It cannot be confirmed whether the final profit was 7889000 USD。
“Completed full clearance” is ambiguous in the original article: it could mean that the on-chain address balance reached zero or that the sale was completed.
The original article did not provide the VVV price and trading-volume reaction to this event.
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Whale
An individual, institution, or organization that holds a large amount of a particular cryptocurrency and may significantly influence market prices through large-volume buying or selling.
