Crypto Whale Ends Five-Month AAVE Accumulation by Selling 12,223 Tokens at $92 Average
A cryptocurrency whale identified as address 0xE595 accumulated 12,223 AAVE tokens over more than five months before selling them all at a loss. The tokens were bought at an average price of $135 and sold at $92 each. The transaction resulted in a $514,000 loss, according to blockchain data tracker @lookonchain.
Substrate placeholder — needs review · Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)A cryptocurrency whale using the address 0xE595 sold all 12,223 AAVE tokens three hours ago at an average price of $92 per token, incurring a loss of $514,000, @lookonchain reported. 65 million, over a period lasting more than five months. Purchases occurred from October 23, 2025, to April 8, 2026, at an average price of $135 per token.
The sale marked the end of the accumulation phase, during which the whale steadily bought AAVE tokens across multiple transactions. @lookonchain tracked the activity, noting the extended buying period and the subsequent full divestment. No further details on the whale's identity or motivations were available in the data.
The transactions highlight volatility in AAVE token pricing, with the sale price reflecting a drop from the average acquisition cost.
Key Facts
Story Timeline
3 events- 2026-04-23 (3 hours ago)
Whale 0xE595 sold all 12,223 AAVE tokens at an average price of $92, resulting in a $514,000 loss.
1 source@lookonchain - 2026-04-08
End of buying period for whale 0xE595, having accumulated 12,223 AAVE tokens valued at $1.65 million at an average price of $135.
1 source@lookonchain - 2025-10-23
Start of buying period for whale 0xE595, which lasted more than 5 months and involved purchasing AAVE tokens.
1 source@lookonchain
Potential Impact
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Potential downward pressure on AAVE token price due to large-volume sale.
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Increased market volatility signals for AAVE holders monitoring whale activity.
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Broader crypto market sentiment affected by visible whale losses.
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