According to Lookonchain, an Ethereum Initial Coin Offering (ICO) participant has reactivated their wallet after 9.4 years of inactivity, transferring 0.01 ETH to a new wallet. This participant originally received 1,940 ETH during the Ethereum Genesis event, which was purchased for $601 and is now valued at approximately $6.56 million. This movement could indicate potential future activity from long-dormant Ethereum holders, possibly influencing market sentiment.

According to Lookonchain, an Ethereum ICO participant who had been inactive for 9.4 years has recently transferred 0.01 ETH to a new wallet. This participant originally received 1,940 ETH during the Ethereum Genesis ICO, which cost $601 at that time and is now valued at approximately $6.56 million. This movement could indicate potential future transactions or market activity involving this substantial amount of Ethereum.

According to EmberCN, Cosmos Network developers have moved 295.3 BTC, valued at $27.7 million, from their 2017 ICO holdings for the first time in nearly two years. Throughout this year, they have transferred or sold a total of 21,600 ETH and 295.3 BTC, amounting to $78.67 million. They still retain 96.4 BTC and 17,188 ETH from the 2017 ICO, valued at $67 million.

According to EmberCN, Cosmos Network developers have transferred 295.3 BTC, valued at $27.7 million, which they had raised during their 2017 ICO, marking the first transfer in nearly two years. In 2023, they have moved or sold a total of 21,600 ETH and 295.3 BTC, amounting to $78.67 million. As of now, they retain 96.4 BTC and 17,188 ETH from the original ICO, valued at $67 million.

According to Lookonchain, an Ethereum ICO participant has recently sold 3,000 ETH, valued at approximately $7.64 million. This sale occurred just 55 minutes ago. Previously, on July 1, this same whale sold 7,000 ETH for $24.28 million, which was followed by a nearly 15% drop in ETH's price. The whale initially acquired 254,908 ETH during the Ethereum ICO at a cost of $79,000, which is now valued at $646 million. Traders should monitor ETH price movements closely as similar sales have historically impacted the market.

According to Ai 姨, an 'ancient Ethereum whale' who originally participated in the ETH ICO with 254,900 ETH has sold 3,000 ETH after a four-month hiatus. This transaction was made five minutes ago, transferring the ETH to Kraken, valued at $7.64 million. The wallet still holds 37,070 ETH, with a total value of approximately $94.21 million.

According to @lookonchain, an Ethereum ICO participant who originally acquired 150,000 ETH for $46,500 is actively selling their holdings. Recently, they sold 5,000 ETH valued at $12.14 million and have sold a total of 50,000 ETH for $101 million at a price of $2,507 per ETH since September 22. This leaves them with 89,500 ETH valued at approximately $217 million. Such large-scale sales could impact Ethereum's market dynamics and pricing.

According to Lookonchain, an Ethereum ICO participant, who initially acquired 150,000 ETH for $46,500, has continued to liquidate their holdings by selling 5,000 ETH worth $12.22 million just four hours ago. This participant, often referred to as a whale due to their large holdings, has sold a total of 45,000 ETH valued at $113.2 million since September 22, at an average price of $2,516 per ETH. Currently, this whale still holds 94,500 ETH, which is valued at approximately $230.2 million. Such significant sales by large holders can influence market sentiment and price movements.

According to EmberCN, a whale who initially acquired 150,000 ETH through an ICO has recently transferred 5,000 ETH, valued at approximately $12.22 million, to Kraken. Over the past two weeks, this whale has sold 45,000 ETH, totaling about $113.2 million, at an average price of $2,516 per ETH. In total, the whale has sold 60,000 of the 150,000 ETH acquired through the ICO, realizing approximately $149.68 million. Notably, the whale sold 5,000 ETH in July 2019 at a price of $218 per ETH.

According to EmberCN, during the past years, numerous projects conducted ICOs raising hundreds of thousands of ETH or thousands to tens of thousands of BTC. However, very few of these projects have retained their crypto holdings without selling them.

According to EmberCN, Interchain_io, the developer behind Cosmos, has sold 4,000 ETH valued at $9.5 million, which were initially raised during the April 2017 ICO. Over the past five months, since the end of April this year, they have sold a total of 15,100 ETH worth $37.09 million. Originally, Cosmos raised approximately $17 million during the 2017 ICO, which included 4,882.7 BTC and 246,891 ETH.

According to Lookonchain, an Ethereum ICO participant has been actively selling large amounts of ETH. Recently, they sold an additional 6,000 ETH, worth approximately $14.11 million. Since September 22, they have offloaded a total of 40,000 ETH, valued at $101 million, with an average selling price of $2,525 per ETH. Despite these sales, the participant still holds a substantial amount of 99,500 ETH, valued at approximately $238 million. This ongoing selling activity could potentially influence Ethereum's market dynamics.

According to Ai 姨, a major Ethereum holder from the 2015 ICO, who initially owned 1 million ETH, has sold a total of 55,720 ETH since July, amounting to $171 million at an average price of $3,083 per ETH. Recently, 9 hours ago, this whale transferred another 988 ETH, valued at $2.32 million, to the OKX exchange. The pattern of weekly transfers to exchanges continues, with four addresses still holding a total of 63,895 ETH.

According to Lookonchain, an early Ethereum ICO participant has sold 19,000 ETH worth $47.54 million over the past two days. This participant originally acquired 150,000 ETH at the Genesis event with an initial cost of $46,500, which is now valued at approximately $358 million. This large sale could indicate a strategic move by the holder or potential market implications for Ethereum.

According to EmberCN, a whale who acquired 150,000 ETH through an ICO has recently moved 6,000 ETH ($14.71M) to Kraken just 20 minutes ago. Over the past week, this whale has sold 30,000 ETH ($77.4M). To date, he has sold a total of 45,000 ETH ($113.88M) from his ICO-acquired stash, including 5,000 ETH at $218 each in July 2019.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, an ancient Ethereum whale who initially held 150,000 ETH from the ICO has transferred 2990 ETH (worth $7.97 million) to Kraken nine hours ago, potentially for selling. Over the past six days, this whale has moved a total of 15,000 ETH (worth $39.33 million) to exchanges, completing the liquidation of this address's ETH holdings. Four other addresses still hold a total of 60,000 ETH.

According to Lookonchain, an Ethereum ICO participant, who had been inactive for over two years, has recently deposited 12,010 ETH (worth $31.6 million) to the Kraken exchange over the past four days. The participant initially received 150,000 ETH during the ICO at a cost of $46.5K, which is now valued at approximately $394.5 million.

According to @EmberCN, an ICO participant whale who previously sold 10,000 ETH in June has recently sold another 8,510 ETH worth $22.15 million. This whale participated in the Ethereum ICO in 2015, acquiring 150,000 ETH at an ICO price of $0.311. Over the past nine years, the whale has only sold 23,510 ETH, still holding a significant amount of 130,966 ETH valued at $342.87 million.

According to @EmberCN, a wallet that participated in the Ethereum ICO in 2015 and acquired 2,000 ETH at an ICO price of $0.311 per ETH has been dormant until recently. Four hours ago, the wallet made a test deposit of 5 ETH to Kraken. The initial $622 investment in 2015 is now worth $5.3 million, appreciating 8530 times.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, an ancient Ethereum whale who participated in the Ethereum ICO by acquiring 310,000 ETH has transferred 4000 ETH, worth $9.33 million, to Kraken seven hours ago, suggesting a potential sell-off. This whale was also involved in the 2016 DAO refund event, receiving 100,000 ETH from the refund contract, worth only $1.28 million at that time. The address still holds 19,679 ETH, approximately worth $45.12 million.