2026-01-13 14:21:10

A whale address recently transferred out 5,894 ETH from a major exchange, which is approximately $18.33 million at the current price. Interestingly, this wallet also made a large move last week — withdrawing 37.09 million SKY tokens (worth about $2.33 million) in one go, then transferring them into a staking contract. The actions of such large holders often reflect market participants' outlook on the future, and are worth paying attention to.

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EntryPositionAnalyst

· 01-13 14:35

This whale's move is quite interesting. Transferring out ETH and conveniently staking SKY—are they paving the way for a bull market... better keep an eye on it.

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just_another_fish

· 01-13 14:28

Whale's move this time is really interesting. Transferring out so much ETH, are they trying to dump... The detail about staking SKY is excellent. Looks like they are really optimistic. This guy is much smarter than me. I'm still debating when to buy. Wait, $18.33 million just transferred out like that? I need to watch the follow-up movements carefully. Whales are causing trouble again. As a small retail investor, I can only follow the trend. Staking SKY? Alright, I believe your move won't backfire. Transferring out so much Ethereum, is it to go all-in on other projects... 5894 ETH, just thinking about it makes me dizzy. That's the real dump risk. Waiting for this guy's next move, I feel there will be a story.

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ContractFreelancer

· 01-13 14:28

Whales are causing a stir again, releasing 5894 ETH... Is this a top escape or accumulation? SKY's move is even more outrageous, directly staking, which doesn't seem pessimistic about the market's future.

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