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BlockBeats, citing Lookonchain, reported that 3 wallets suspected of belonging to the same whale, over nearly 3 days, transferred 482,228 tokens SOL, of which 171,430 tokens were deposited into CEX。
🔍 On-chain Detective | A whale transferred over 480000 tokens SOL, of which over 170000 tokens have been deposited into CEX BlockBeats reported that,October 27, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, possibly belonging to the same whale, 3 wallets, over the past 3 days, transferred 482,228 tokens SOL(worth 49170000 USD) for sale.
So far, they have deposited 171,430 tokens SOL(worth 17300000 USD) into CEX.
Original link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/373843
BlockBeats said the message was published on October 27。
According to monitoring by Lookonchain, 3 wallets possibly belonging to the same whale, over the past 3 days, transferred 482,228 tokens SOL, stated in the article to be worth 49170000 USD。
The article stated that these wallets had deposited 171,430 tokens SOL into CEX, worth 17300000 USD。
The original text described the transfer activity as “for sale.”
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
Monitoring information shows that a batch of SOL were transferred from wallets suspected of being related, with some entering CEX; however, the original text provided no proof of wallet ownership or records of actual transactions.
Large amounts SOL entering CEX may attract market attention, but transfers alone cannot confirm that these SOL have been sold.
Beginners should distinguish between “depositing into an exchange” and “having already sold,” and avoid making trading decisions based solely on a single piece of on-chain monitoring information.
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