A Whale Sells Over 32,000 SOL, incurring a $2.04 Million Loss

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/11/24 08:45:56
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BlockBeats News, November 24th, according to lookonchain monitoring, Whale GJwCUj sold 32,195 SOL ($4.18 million)—these were positions he bought and staked 10 months ago, resulting in a $2.04 million loss this time.


2 years ago, this whale bought 400,000 SOL at an average price of $89 ($35.7 million) and staked them. In less than two months, the whale sold at $108, making a profit of $8.15 million. However, after the sale, SOL continued to surge. If the whale had held until the peak, the profit would have exceeded $82 million.

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