According to Lookonchain, an early Ethereum ICO participant sold another 1,500 ETH valued at $1.76 million just six hours ago. Since reactivating his wallet on April 17, this holder has liquidated a total of 16,500 ETH worth $29.35 million at an average price of $1,779 per token and still retains 13,500 ETH (approximately $24.82 million). These large, steady sales by a long-term holder could increase short-term supply and potentially pressure ETH prices lower, making close monitoring critical for traders seeking to gauge market sentiment and potential price volatility. (Source: Lookonchain on Twitter)

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa) on Twitter, a prominent Ethereum whale who participated in the 2015 ICO and originally held 76,000 ETH has now fully liquidated their ETH holdings. In the past half hour, this whale deposited 2,000 ETH (approximately $3.66 million) to Kraken, and over the past two weeks, has reportedly sold 14,000 ETH worth $24.75 million, as tracked by intel.arkm.com. This large-scale sell-off from an early investor may increase market supply and short-term selling pressure, which could prompt traders to monitor ETH price action closely for potential volatility. (Source: Ai 姨 on Twitter, May 3, 2025; intel.arkm.com)

According to @EmberCN, Ethereum whales are swiftly liquidating their holdings as prices rise, with one whale selling 35,754 ETH for $64.128 million USDT at $1,793 per ETH. This follows the sale of 15,000 ETH the previous day. Such actions indicate a lack of confidence in sustained price increases and could signal bearish sentiment in the market.

According to Ai 姨, a significant Ethereum holder has nearly liquidated their position by selling 64,792 ETH. Initially, on April 10, the whale reduced their position by selling 35,881 ETH at an average price of $1562 and removed leverage. Three hours ago, they further sold 2,000 ETH at $1575. The wallet now holds 688 ETH, substantially reducing risk exposure.

According to EmberCN, a trader avoided the liquidation of their 64,800 ETH by making a partial repayment before 7 AM, thereby lowering the liquidation price from $1787.8 to $1745. The trader withdrew 1.6 million USDT from Bitfinex and converted it to DAI for repayment. This pattern of last-minute debt repayment was also observed on March 11, indicating a repeated strategy to manage liquidation risks (source: EmberCN).

According to Ai 姨, a cryptocurrency whale holding 64,792 ETH is on the brink of liquidation. The whale has withdrawn 1.68 million USDT from Bitfinex but has not yet added margin to MakerDAO. This suggests they might be waiting to observe ETH price movements, as the MakerDAO system price was $1784.63, with a liquidation price of $1,787.86, leaving only a $3 margin.

According to @EmberCN, Maker's oracle updated its price to $1784.6 at 7:00, which is below the liquidation price of $1787.8 for a position holding 64,800 ETH. Without additional collateral or repayment before the update, partial liquidation will occur. The account holder has 50 minutes left to act.

According to Ai 姨, Hyperliquid's vault was subjected to another sophisticated attack, where a trader known as '50x Contract Brother' exploited the system to trigger a forced liquidation of a 160,000 ETH long position, resulting in a withdrawal of $1.857 million in profits. This incident underscores the vulnerability of the platform to strategic exploitation. The detailed mechanics of the attack can be reviewed in the linked thread.

According to @EmberCN, a whale who initially invested $25.33 million to accumulate 8,010 ETH at $3,163 per ETH last September, liquidated their holdings 8 hours ago at $2,427 per ETH, converting 8,074 ETH into $19.6 million USDC, realizing a loss of $5.73 million. If the whale had invested in BTC instead of ETH, they would have gained $7.45 million over the same period.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, a trader known for profiting $5.16 million from shorting BTC during the LUNA/UST collapse has liquidated 4,192 ETH acquired last September, realizing a profit of $3.02 million. Over the past three days, the trader sold ETH in batches at an average price of $3,210, with a purchase cost of $2,490, achieving a 28.9% return. This strategic move underscores the trader's adept market timing and patience. BTC and WBTC bottom fishing also netted $7.41 million.