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According to Spot On Chain, a set of cryptocurrency addresses associated with a significant 'whale' investor has been disclosed. These include a main address and specific addresses holding Ethereum (ETH), Aave (AAVE), and Uniswap (UNI). This information can be crucial for traders tracking large market movements and whale activities in the crypto market.

According to Spot On Chain, a series of cryptocurrency addresses linked to a whale have been disclosed. These include a main address and specific addresses for holding Ethereum (ETH), Aave (AAVE), and Uniswap (UNI). Traders can monitor these addresses for potential large-scale movements in these cryptocurrencies, which could impact market dynamics.

According to EmberCN, a large whale or institution transferred 4 million USDC into Kraken and subsequently withdrew 437,000 UNI, equivalent to $4 million, 16 hours later. This entity has been accumulating AAVE and UNI through Wintermute or Kraken since 2023. They have amassed 142,000 AAVE at an average price of $82.05, currently enjoying an unrealized profit of $12.28 million, a 105% increase. Additionally, they have accumulated 2.248 million UNI.

According to EmberCN, a whale or institutional investor transferred 4 million USDC into Kraken and subsequently withdrew 437,000 UNI, equivalent to $4 million, 16 hours later. This whale has been accumulating AAVE and UNI since 2023 through Wintermute or Kraken. They have amassed 142,000 AAVE at an average price of $82.05, currently yielding a profit of $12.28 million, which is a 105% gain. Additionally, they have accumulated 2.248 million UNI.

According to EmberCN, a large whale or institution has taken profits from a recent Ethereum trade. The entity borrowed 33 million USDC from Aave and purchased 11,486 ETH at a price of $2,873 each. After holding the ETH for 10 days, they sold all of it at an average price of $3,083 within the last half hour, realizing a profit of $2.4 million. After repaying the loan, the profits were converted into 26.6 WBTC.

According to EmberCN, a large crypto trader or institution recently took profits from an Ethereum trade. The trader borrowed 33 million USDC from Aave to purchase 11,486 ETH at $2,873 each. After holding the ETH for 10 days, they sold all of it for an average price of $3,083, realizing a profit of $2.4 million. The profit was then used to purchase 26.6 WBTC after repaying the loan.

According to Lookonchain, James Fickel experienced a significant loss of approximately 22,500 ETH, valued at $55 million, by taking a long position on the BTC/ETH trading pair. From January 10 to July 1, Fickel borrowed 3,061 WBTC, worth $172 million, from Aave and exchanged it for 56,445 ETH at a rate of 0.05424. Since August 7, he spent $12 million USDC to purchase 211 WBTC and exchanged 47,476 ETH, indicating a strategic shift in his trading approach.

According to Spot On Chain, James Fickel is accelerating the reduction of his ETH/BTC long position. Eight hours ago, he exchanged 2,000 ETH, valued at $5.06 million, for 74.75 WBTC. Additionally, he deposited 20,000 ETH, worth $50.6 million, to Coinbase Prime. Despite these moves, Fickel still holds a debt of 980.2 WBTC, approximately $65.4 million, on Aave.

According to EmberCN, the ETH/BTC rate has fallen to a new low of 0.0377, the lowest since April 2021. The largest on-chain ETH/BTC long holder, James Fickel, has continued to reduce his position by selling 2,000 ETH, valued at $5.06 million, in exchange for 76 WBTC. Previously, at the peak of his ETH/BTC long position in late May, Fickel had borrowed up to 2,987 WBTC on Aave.

According to Lookonchain, a cryptocurrency whale has strategically sold 7,220 AAVE tokens valued at $1.1 million to acquire UNI and DYDX tokens. The whale's current holdings include 10,000 AAVE worth $1.53 million, generating a profit of $883,000. Additionally, the whale holds 546,100 UNI valued at $4.12 million with a $34,000 loss, and 647,630 DYDX worth $803,000, incurring a loss of $834,000. The transaction was recorded at the address 0x97255de8f7a2885ce3dcb4bebb8708ce28ec75d4.

According to OnchainDataNerd, Winslow Strong, a director at Qualia Research Institute, has recently withdrawn 442 Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) from the AAVE platform and transferred them to Amber. Typically, Amber is known to sell Bitcoin for its clients, suggesting a potential upcoming sale of this amount. This move could indicate a bearish sentiment or liquidity need from Winslow Strong, thus impacting Bitcoin's market dynamics.

According to Ai 姨, Ethereum whale vladilena.eth deposited 3000 ETH, worth approximately $7.25 million, to Binance 11 hours ago, indicating a potential sell-off. Over the past 17 hours, this whale converted 15,033 weETH, valued at about $36.39 million, into ETH and deposited it into Aave. Out of this, 3000 ETH was moved to the exchange. Currently, Aave holds a total of 20,000 ETH in the wallet.

According to CCData_io, today's crypto roundup highlights significant developments: Grayscale has expanded its investment offerings by adding an Aave Trust, which could attract more institutional interest in Aave. PayPal has successfully completed its first business transaction using its stablecoin PYUSD, marking a milestone in stablecoin adoption for business payments. Visa has launched a new blockchain platform, potentially enhancing its blockchain capabilities and services. Additionally, SUI, TAO, and FTM are identified as notable market movers, indicating potential trading opportunities.

According to @EmberCN, a trader known for his swing trading strategies is currently facing a loss in his twelfth trading cycle due to the recent decline in ETH prices. However, he appears to be holding his position as he transferred the ETH purchased on September 29th to Aave just three hours ago. In a previous instance, during his sixth trading cycle in early September, he experienced a similar situation when ETH fell after he bought it at $2,345.

According to @lookonchain, Fenbushi Capital has incurred significant losses on multiple cryptocurrency investments. They lost $2.44M (-90%) on SUSHI, $2.27M (-82%) on COMP, $1.53M (-42%) on UNI, and $499K (-15%) on AAVE. Recently, they sold $5.14M worth of assets, including 136,094 EIGEN ($514K), 146,537 UNI ($1.13M), 10.17M SNT ($244K), and 10,681 COMP ($509K), all at a loss. This indicates a strategic shift or liquidation under financial pressure.

According to @0xScopescan, a whale recently borrowed 3 million USDC from Aave and used it to buy 46 wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC) on CoWSwap. This significant transaction could indicate a bullish sentiment towards wBTC. For more updates, follow @ScopeProtocol and @0xScopescan.

According to @intotheblock, the $cbBTC market on Aave has reached its supply cap within days of its launch, primarily due to significant deposits from a single whale. This whale is also the largest supplier of $cbETH on the Aave platform.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, a whale with the address 0xd7c withdrew 505.7k PENDLE tokens worth approximately $2.24 million from Binance two hours ago. Two months ago, this same whale accumulated 15.54k AAVE tokens for $1.65 million and currently holds an unrealized profit of $959k. The question remains whether this whale will achieve similar profits with PENDLE.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, two prominent investors are buying Ethereum during the recent market dip. One investor made a profit of $1.52 million by trading 11,502 ETH, while a whale purchased 7,500 ETH worth $19.31 million three hours ago. The whale withdrew the tokens from Binance at an average price of $2,575 per ETH, then deposited them into Aave to borrow USDC, converted it to USDS, and staked it in Sky for an airdrop.

According to @0xScopescan, 13 hours ago, a whale deposited 6 million USDT to Binance and withdrew 199 wBTC to another wallet. More recently, 10 minutes ago, the same entity borrowed 18 million USDT from Aave and deposited it back into Binance. This significant movement of funds could indicate potential trading strategies or market positioning.

According to EmberCN, a whale who previously swapped ETH for WBTC at an ETH/BTC rate of 0.0435 in August has reacquired ETH eight hours ago. The whale sold 640 WBTC (worth $40.45M) to purchase 15,040 stETH at an ETH/BTC rate of 0.0425. Currently, the whale holds 15,040 stETH (worth $39.8M) and 516 WBTC (worth $32.6M). Additionally, between August 21 and September 4, the whale bought 125,605 AAVE at a price of $127 each.

According to @EmberCN, ETH/BTC bull James Fickel continued to reduce his position last night by selling 11,535 ETH ($27.06M) and converting it into 449.5 WBTC to repay his loan and reduce his exposure. Since August 11, he has sold a total of 38,685 ETH ($93.8M) and converted it into 1,557.8 WBTC to repay his loan on Aave. At its peak, his WBTC loan on Aave was as high as 2,865 WBTC.

According to Lookonchain, James Fickel exchanged 11,584 ETH for 450 WBTC (worth $27 million) at a rate of 0.03881 within the past 10 hours. He still holds a debt of 1,308.8 WBTC (worth $78.8 million) on the Aave platform. Currently, he has incurred a loss of over 21,000 ETH (worth $49 million) from his long position on the BTC/ETH trading pair.

According to @CryptoMichNL, after a 45-minute discussion with Sergey Nazarov and Stani Kulechov about the future of the crypto market, there is a strong sense of excitement about the upcoming years. The panel was highly informative, and it was a great opportunity for him to meet Sergey for the first time. He emphasized that both $LINK (Chainlink) and $AAVE (Aave) are promising projects.

According to @CryptoMichNL, Chainlink's Sergey Nazarov and Aave's Stani Kulechov participated in a panel discussion. This event could provide valuable insights into the future developments and collaborations within the blockchain ecosystem.

According to @EmberCN, ETH/BTC long position holder James Fickel sold 7,600 ETH for 299.8 WBTC ($18M) six hours ago to reduce his position. Since August 11, he has sold a total of 23,600 ETH for 970.5 WBTC ($18M) to repay his loan on Aave. Despite these sales, he remains the largest on-chain ETH/BTC long position holder, with an outstanding WBTC loan of 1,896 WBTC.

According to @lookonchain, James Fickel (@jamesfickel) incurred a loss of approximately 18,000 ETH (valued at $43.7 million) by taking a long position on the BTC/ETH trading pair. From January 10 to July 1, he borrowed 3,061 WBTC (worth $172 million) from Aave and exchanged it for 56,445 ETH at a rate of 0.05424. Since August 7, he has spent $12 million USDC to purchase 211 WBTC and exchanged it.

According to @StaniKulechov, Sky and Spark are offboarding wBTC. Users can transfer their wBTC holdings to Aave, where USDS is projected to become a new asset. This move is part of the ongoing DeFi Renaissance.

According to @EmberCN, a trader often deposits USDT into Aave after selling, only to withdraw it a few hours later to purchase ETH.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, Vitalik Buterin has recently staked 950 ETH (~$2.24 million) and 2.277 million USDC into AAVE. This move indicates a significant investment into the AAVE platform, potentially signaling confidence in the protocol's future performance.

According to PeckShieldAlert, an Alameda-labeled address has transferred 143.8K WLD (worth approximately $200K) to Binance and 373 AAVE (worth approximately $55.3K) to Coinbase within the last 8 hours. These significant movements could indicate strategic positioning or liquidation by Alameda.

According to PeckShieldAlert, a Gnosis Safe Proxy linked to Vitalik has supplied 950 ETH (approximately $2.24 million) and 2.28 million USDC into AAVE. This substantial injection of assets could influence liquidity and lending rates on the AAVE platform.

According to Lookonchain, a significant Ethereum holder, or 'whale,' sold approximately 28,554 ETH (valued at $64.4 million) following the price crash on September 7. The sale was made to pay off all debts on the Aave platform, resulting in a loss exceeding $17 million. This whale had accumulated around 30,500 ETH at an average price of $2,850 between December 18, 2023, and July 31, 2024.

According to EmberCN, a user deposited 12,234,534 USDT into Aave on September 4 at 21:13 and withdrew 12,236,282 USDT on the morning of September 6 at 08:09. The user earned 1,748 USDT in 35 hours.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, a potential whale has accumulated a significant amount of AAVE tokens. One hour ago, two wallets, possibly belonging to the same entity, transferred a total of 917 ETH (approximately $2.21 million) to Binance. This was used to purchase 16,592 AAVE tokens.

According to @spotonchain, three whales have withdrawn a total of 67,197 AAVE ($9.02M) from Binance in the past 24 hours. Two whales with addresses 0x3f9 and 0x64c, likely representing one entity, withdrew 16,592 AAVE ($2.22M) about 50 minutes ago. Additionally, a multisignature address 0xa92 withdrew 50,605 AAVE ($6.8M) around 20 hours ago.

According to Lookonchain, two large investors, commonly referred to as 'whales', have purchased a total of 16,592 AAVE tokens, which is valued at approximately $2.2 million. This transaction occurred 30 minutes ago and can be verified through Etherscan links provided.

According to @lookonchain, Stani Kulechov, the founder of Aave, has been selling AAVE tokens. Since February 26, he has sold 55,596 AAVE tokens worth approximately $6.67 million. Despite these sales, Kulechov still holds 243,900 AAVE tokens valued at around $32.7 million. This activity might indicate his strategic financial moves and could impact AAVE's market sentiment.

According to @EmberCN, AAVE has become one of the best-performing DeFi tokens since its economic model upgrade, with its price rising from $90 to $135. However, Aave founder @StaniKulechov has been selling AAVE tokens through liquidity provider @CumberlandSays. Since May 24, the multi-signature address identified by @nansen_ai as belonging to Stani Kulechov has sold a total of 37,907 AAVE tokens through multiple transactions.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, a whale identified by the address 0xa92 recently withdrew 50,605 AAVE tokens, approximately valued at $6.8 million, from Binance. Currently, the whale holds 125.6k AAVE (around $16.83 million) and 1,000 WBTC (approximately $56.69 million) in their wallet.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, a whale identified by the address 0xa92 withdrew 50,605 AAVE tokens, valued at approximately $6.8 million, from Binance two hours ago. Currently, this whale holds 125,600 AAVE tokens (~$16.83 million) and 1,000 WBTC (~$56.69 million) in their wallet.

According to @EmberCN, a whale who previously sold stETH to buy WBTC and ETH has withdrawn 50,605 AAVE (worth $6.8 million) from Binance half an hour ago. Since August 21, this whale has accumulated 125,605 AAVE (worth $16.78 million) at an average price of $127. Influenced by this whale's buying activity, AAVE rebounded quickly from $117 to $133 after dropping due to market conditions earlier this morning.

According to Lookonchain, a whale has recently bought 50,604 AAVE tokens worth $6.78 million. This brings their total holdings to 125,605 AAVE tokens valued at $16.9 million, with an average buying price of $134.6 per token.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, a whale or institution that made substantial purchases of over $72 million in $WBTC and $AAVE in August has just added more $AAVE to their holdings. They withdrew 50,605 $AAVE, worth $6.8 million, from Binance. Since August 21, this whale has accumulated 1,000 $WBTC and 125,000 $AAVE, totaling approximately $73.72 million. This significant accumulation could explain AAVE's strong performance.

According to @lookonchain, an early AAVE holder recently sold all 17,447 AAVE tokens, worth $2.16 million, incurring a loss of $2.14 million. The whale had initially purchased the AAVE tokens from Binance on March 28, 2021, and June 12, 2023, at an average price of $246 per token.

According to @CryptoMichNL, AAVE is encountering its final resistance level. The cryptocurrency experienced a strong performance with a 10% gain yesterday. If AAVE breaks above the $135 mark, further upward movement is expected. This development is also a positive signal for Ethereum (ETH), as strong performance in DeFi projects like AAVE often indicates broader success for ETH.

According to Lookonchain, two whales have withdrawn stablecoins from Aave and purchased a total of 7,767 ETH worth $19.22 million. Wallet 0x761d acquired 3,588 ETH valued at $8.8 million at a price of $2,455 per ETH approximately 10 hours ago. Meanwhile, wallet 0x0121 bought 4,180 ETH worth $10.42 million at a price of $2,492 per ETH around 6 hours ago.

According to PeckShieldAlert, a Vitalik-labeled address transferred 800 ETH (approximately $2 million) to a GnosisSafeProxy address. Subsequently, this GnosisSafeProxy address supplied 1,900 ETH to the AAVE protocol and swapped 190 ETH for 477,300 USDC.

According to @0xScopescan, an unidentified address received 10 million USDT from Aave and subsequently deposited the entire amount into Coinbase. This significant transfer could indicate a major trade or an institutional movement. Traders should monitor USDT and related assets for potential market impacts.

According to @0xScopescan, despite the recent price drop, a whale withdrew $31 million in stablecoins from Aave and deposited them into Bybit. This whale has executed similar transactions on May 03 and August 08 to capitalize on market dips.

According to @0xScopescan, despite the recent price drop, a cryptocurrency whale withdrew $31 million in stablecoins from Aave and deposited them into Bybit. This whale has executed similar transactions on May 03 and August 08 to take advantage of market dips.

According to Lookonchain, two whales sold a total of 8,208 ETH, worth approximately $21.59 million, at a price of $2,630 per ETH on-chain. The purpose of this sale was to repay debts on Aave and avoid liquidation. The transactions were made from addresses 0xbebcf4b70935f029697f39f66f4e5cea315128c3 and 0x1F244e040713B4139B4D98890Db0d2D7D6468de4.

According to Lookonchain, two whales sold a total of 8,208 ETH, worth approximately $21.59 million, at a price of $2,630 per ETH on-chain. The funds were used to repay debts on Aave, a decentralized finance platform, to avoid liquidation. The involved addresses are 0xbebcf4b70935f029697f39f66f4e5cea315128c3 and 0x1F244e040713B4139B4D98890Db0d2D7D6468de4.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, a significant whale identified as 0xbB2...7A671 has decided to go long on Ethereum ($ETH) despite its ongoing downtrend. Over the past four hours, the whale has leveraged 2,738 ETH worth $7.21 million. Currently, the whale has deposited 2,738 ETH as collateral on Aave and borrowed 4.6 million USDC, with a health factor of 1.28. Due to the continuing decline in ETH's price, the whale is currently facing an unrealized loss of $130,000, with a liquidation price set at $2,023.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, a whale with the address 0xbB2...7A671 has taken a long position on Ethereum (ETH) during its downtrend. Over the past four hours, the whale has leveraged a cycle to buy 2,738 ETH, valued at $7.21 million. Currently, the whale has deposited 2,738 ETH as collateral on Aave and borrowed 4.6 million USDC, with a health factor of 1.28. As ETH's downtrend continues, the whale has an unrealized loss of $130,000, with a liquidation price set at $2023.

According to IntoTheBlock, Aave's GHO token is approaching its all-time high (ATH) as its user base expands. The amount of GHO minted by users who do not hold stkAAVE has been growing rapidly since May. This trend indicates that GHO is being increasingly adopted outside of the core Aave community, driven by competitive borrowing rates and its use in decentralized finance (DeFi).

According to IntoTheBlock, Aave's GHO token is approaching an all-time high (ATH) as its user base broadens. The amount of GHO minted by users who do not hold stkAAVE has been increasing rapidly since May. This trend indicates that GHO is gaining traction beyond the core Aave community due to its competitive borrowing rates and usability in decentralized finance (DeFi).

According to VitalikButerin, Aave is a valuable platform, and he is grateful for its existence. However, he points out that Aave's loan offerings do not align with what the average person might expect when they hear the term 'loans'. He references a statement from 2020 to support his view.

According to Lookonchain, a whale recently withdrew 15,747 AAVE tokens, valued at $2.12 million, from Binance. This whale has a history of trading LDO and PENDLE but incurred significant losses, losing $1.54 million (54%) on LDO and $640,000 (39%) on PENDLE.

According to @lookonchain, a whale has withdrawn 15,747 AAVE, equivalent to $2.12 million, from Binance one hour ago. This whale has a history of trading LDO and PENDLE but incurred significant losses, losing $1.54 million (54%) on LDO and $640,000 (39%) on PENDLE.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, a wallet belonging to Abraxas Capital withdrew a total of 17,000 ETH (approximately $44.32 million) from Bitfinex 8 hours ago. Subsequently, the wallet staked 10,000 ETH into AAVE and 7,000 ETH into Spark.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, 8 hours ago, a wallet belonging to Abraxas Capital withdrew a total of 17,000 ETH (approximately $44.32 million) from Bitfinex. Following the withdrawal, 10,000 ETH was staked into AAVE and 7,000 ETH was staked into Spark.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, asset management company Metalpha transferred a total of 22,822 ETH, worth $59.49 million, to Binance from Lido and Aave two hours ago. Since yesterday, the firm has moved a total of 27,322 ETH to the exchange, valued at $71.09 million, with an average deposit price of $2602. This activity may be a contributing factor to ETH's price hovering around $2600.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, asset management firm Metalpha transferred a total of 22,822 ETH, worth $59.49 million, to Binance after redeeming from Lido and Aave. Since yesterday, the firm has moved a cumulative 27,322 ETH, valued at $71.09 million, to the exchange at an average deposit price of $2602. This activity might be a factor contributing to ETH's price stability around $2600.

According to @0xScopescan, Wintermute has transferred $339 million worth of WBTC to Binance. This significant transaction comes as Aave proposes to onboard TBTC. Following this transfer, Wintermute's holdings have reduced to just 143 WBTC, valued at $8.4 million.

According to @lookonchain, a whale has bought an additional 124 WBTC worth $7.37 million six hours ago. This whale has been consistently buying and holding WBTC since July 4. In total, they have acquired 846.5 WBTC valued at $53.76 million from Binance at an average price of $63,513 and deposited it into Aava. Subsequently, the whale borrowed $17.46 million USDT from Aave, which was then deposited.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, a whale with the address 0x692...B42F6 appears to be going long on WBTC. The whale recently added 124 WBTC, worth $7.37 million, to their holdings. Over the past two months, this whale has accumulated WBTC worth a total of $53.75 million at an average price of $63,513, but is currently at a loss. All 846.4 WBTC tokens have been deposited into Aave as collateral, and the whale has borrowed 17.46 million USDT to cycle back into purchasing more WBTC, maintaining a health factor of 2.32.

According to CryptoMichNL, DeFi is anticipated to be one of the strongest performing sectors for the remainder of 2024. The Total Value Locked (TVL) ratios on Ethereum (ETH) are notably high, especially when considering market capitalization. AAVE has shown strong performance in recent weeks and is likely to break out if it surpasses the $135 mark.

According to Lookonchain, a savvy trader successfully closed a short position on Maker (MKR) and earned approximately $292.4K. On July 19, the trader borrowed 500 MKR from Aave and sold it for 1.37M USDC. Sixteen hours ago, they repurchased the MKR for only 1.07M USDC, allowing them to repay the debt at a lower price and pocket the difference.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, Sun Brother has redeemed 13,691 ETH from Lido in the past 50 minutes, valued at $36.38 million. Subsequently, he deposited 14,000 ETH into Aave but has not borrowed any tokens yet. The wallet address can be explored on Arkham Intelligence.

According to PeckShieldAlert, a Justin Sun-labeled address has recently withdrawn 13,691.5 ETH and supplied 14,000 ETH (approximately $37 million) to AAVE. Additionally, the address has withdrawn 300 ETH from AAVE and transferred 300 ETH and 400,000 USDT to Poloniex. These substantial movements could indicate strategic positioning or liquidity management.

According to IntoTheBlock, Aave ($AAVE) experienced a 28.83% increase in short-term traders over the past month. This rise suggests a significant inflow of new users and short-term speculators, which could impact the token's price volatility and liquidity.

According to EmberCN, a whale who sold 3,586 ETH at $3,667 each on May 21, netting $13.15M, has reinvested in ETH. The whale initially deposited $13.15M USDT into Aave and recently withdrew $12.8M USDT to purchase 5,025 ETH at $2,547 each. This strategic high-sell, low-buy maneuver increased their ETH holdings from 3,586 to 5,025 ETH.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, an address associated with Galois Capital accumulated 1.68 million $UNI tokens (worth $10.68 million) over the past 11 months at an average cost of $6.35. The address currently faces a $720,000 unrealized loss. Seven hours ago, these tokens were transferred to address 0xd9A...bbFe7 and deposited into Aave. Subsequently, 5.7 million USDC was borrowed to repay an Aave debt associated with address 0xefa...aaf7d, which has 43,966 WETH staked in Aave.

According to Lookonchain, the ETH/BTC rate has dropped to 0.043. James Fickel has seemingly stopped going long on the ETH/BTC trading pair. Since January 10, Fickel had borrowed 3,061 WBTC (worth $172 million) from Aave and exchanged it for 56,445 ETH at a rate of 0.05424. This recent activity could indicate a shift in trading strategies.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, ETH bull James Fickel sold 11,978 ETH worth $31.22 million in the past eight hours, at an average price of $2607. Out of these, 5,956 ETH were bought on August 7 at an average price of $2508, earning him a profit of approximately $590,000. The ETH has been converted to WBTC to repay an Aave loan. He still holds a $290 million long position on the ETH/BTC exchange rate.

According to Spot On Chain, James Fickle has begun reducing his ETH/BTC long position. Over the past 7 hours, Fickle swapped 10,000 ETH (worth $26.1 million) for 425.8 WBTC to repay a loan on Aave. Previously, Fickle was highly bullish on the ETH/BTC trading pair following the announcement of a Bitcoin ETF.

According to EmberCN, ETH/BTC long-term bull James Fickel has begun to reduce his position by selling 10,000 ETH for 425.75 WBTC ($26M) in the past 5 hours to repay loans. Fickel had been borrowing WBTC from Aave and converting it to ETH from January to July this year to long the ETH/BTC rate, with an average cost basis around 0.054.

According to IntoTheBlock, Aave experienced its largest-ever liquidations this week, amounting to nearly $300M. The majority of these liquidations were due to stablecoin loans secured against (wst)ETH collateral, following a 25% drop in ETH's price. Despite the significant liquidations, the protocol demonstrated resilience by adding $6M in profits to the Aave DAO.

According to IntoTheBlock, Ethereum fees have surged this week due to increased market volatility. This spike in fees is attributed to higher trading volumes on Uniswap and a significant number of liquidations on Aave.

According to Token Terminal, the top 10 fee-generating protocols in the crypto market are led by Tron with $4.24 million, followed by Jito at $3.19 million, and Lido Finance at $2.95 million. Solana and Ethereum also feature prominently with $2.31 million and $1.41 million respectively. Other notable protocols include Uniswap, Aave, Bitcoin, BNB Chain, and PancakeSwap.

According to IntoTheBlock, they have announced a collaboration with TriDigGroup and Token_Logic to introduce the first $100 million fixed yield loan for the Aave V3 Lido deployment. This development aims to enhance the DeFi lending ecosystem by providing a substantial fixed yield loan offering.

According to @CryptoMichNL, AAVE is currently one of the most promising charts in the cryptocurrency market. The DeFi sector is anticipated to experience a significant upward movement, suggesting a potentially lucrative opportunity for traders.

According to @EmberCN, ETH/BTC bull investor @jamesfickel spent 11 million USDC to buy 4,336 ETH and 5 million USDC to buy 87.8 WBTC in the past 12 hours. Throughout January to July this year, he repeatedly borrowed WBTC from Aave, sold it for ETH to long the ETH/BTC ratio. Currently, he has 2,987 WBTC ($168.8M) borrowed from Aave, all of which has been converted to ETH.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, James Fickel, founder of Amaranth Foundation, purchased 4336 ETH at an average price of $2523, totaling $10.94 million. Fickel is a strong ETH bull and has been long on the ETH/BTC pair since January. He currently has a collateral of 171,000 ETH on Aave and has borrowed 2,987 WBTC, maintaining a health factor of 2.19.

According to IntoTheBlock, they have launched a new risk analytics dashboard for Aave v3's deployment on LidoFinance. Key indicators provided in the dashboard will be crucial for traders to monitor.

According to CryptoMichNL, two significant events occurred yesterday. Firstly, Ethereum (ETH) became deflationary with a supply decrease at an annual rate of 0.812%. Secondly, AAVE performed exceptionally well on-chain, generating several millions in trading revenue. These developments suggest that the DeFi sector is likely gaining momentum.

According to CryptoMichNL, several altcoins have shown significant momentum. He believes that DeFi-related coins, particularly those associated with Ethereum (ETH) such as AAVE, RPL, MKR, and COMP, will perform strongly. Additionally, he predicts that other coins like TAO, TIA, OP, and newer coins like W, OMNI, and REZ will also do well.

According to @intotheblock, a new advanced risk analytics dashboard has been released for the Lido Finance deployment on Aave v3. This tool provides insights into critical risk metrics such as liquidity flows, recursive lending, and high-risk loans. Traders can explore the full details to better understand the risks associated with these DeFi protocols.

According to PeckShieldAlert, a notable liquidation event has occurred involving the address 0x93a7...45e0. The address has been liquidated of 621.76 WETH, valued at approximately $1.46 million, and 1,010 AAVE, valued at around $85,190. This liquidation could impact the market dynamics for WETH and AAVE.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, a suspected address belonging to Justin Sun has withdrawn 100 million USDT from Aave and transferred it to HTX through an intermediary address. The address still holds 25.14 million USDT and 22,464 ETH, totaling $77.04 million. This activity raises speculation about potential market moves by Justin Sun.

According to Lookonchain, after the market crash, a savvy whale who previously made a $76 million profit on ETH has purchased another 6,000 ETH worth $13.9 million. This whale borrowed 3.3 million USDT from Aave and deposited it into Binance. Approximately two hours ago, he withdrew 6,000 ETH from Binance. This indicates a long position on ETH through borrowing and lending strategies.

According to PeckShieldAlert, the address 0x1cd1...bc84 has faced a significant liquidation event, with $2 million worth of cryptocurrencies being liquidated. The assets liquidated include approximately 8.5K AAVE, 50K LINK, and 247.4 WETH. This event could impact the market prices of these cryptocurrencies and may indicate potential risks or opportunities for traders.

According to @PeckShieldAlert, an address identified as 0x9cbf...c06ce has been liquidated, resulting in the sale of approximately $1.55 million worth of cryptocurrencies. The liquidation includes around 14.63 WBTC valued at approximately $867.65K and 6.88K AAVE worth about $680.43K.

According to PeckShieldAlert, an address with the identifier 0x790c...7c00 has undergone liquidation involving 20.5K AAVE tokens, valued at approximately $2 million. This event highlights potential volatility or risk factors affecting AAVE and related markets.

According to EmberCN, Justin Sun transferred $110 million worth of USDT to HTX five hours ago. He retrieved 65.1 million USDT from JustLend via address TT2...U9N and transferred 70 million USDT to HTX. Additionally, he retrieved 40.24 million USDT from Aave via address 0xdbf...ec8 and transferred it to HTX. This activity raises speculation about whether he plans to buy more ETH.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, Ethereum (ETH) has dropped below the $3000 mark. In a recent transaction, Justin Sun's address (0xDBf…28Ec8) withdrew 40.25 million USDT from Aave and transferred it to a new address (0xf1f…5579e). This movement of funds might indicate potential market activity or support for ETH.

According to @jrdothoughts, @intotheblock has expressed strong support for the recent collaboration between Aave and Lido Finance. IntoTheBlock has integrated new strategies into its institutional DeFi platform and released a new risk dashboard for the updated Aave v3.

According to Lookonchain, a whale was compelled to sell 147 WBTC (worth $9.3M) within the past 30 minutes to repay debt as the market fell. This transaction was executed by withdrawing the WBTC from Aave. Despite this sale, the whale still holds a $34M USDT debt on Aave, with a health rate of 1.73.

According to Lookonchain, a whale sold 8,174 stETH ($27.8M), 5,500 wstETH ($20M), and 193 WBTC ($12.13M) for 59.98M USDC to pay off all debts on Aave. The whale now has no debt and holds 16,082 ETH ($50.9M) and 550 WBTC ($35.5M).