Whale Sells 2,404 ETH Held for Over Four Years

Key Points:
  • An Ethereum  ETH -2.66% whale sold 2,404 ETH held for four years.
  • The sale was made at a cost price of $3,200.
  • No official responses from major entities or regulators

A whale known for long-term holding sold 2,404 ETH at near-cost on November 14, 2025, impacting Ethereum’s market presence.

The transaction highlights market sensitivity to whale activity despite minimal direct impact on major protocols or regulatory response.

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An Ethereum whale recently liquidated 2,404 ETH on November 14, 2025, held for over four years. According to Etherscan, the ETH was sold at an approximate value of $3,200 each.

The wallet associated, 0x0c19..., executed this sale on the Binance exchange. The trade is notable for attaining break-even without generating media statements from key figures or financial entities.

Market impacts included a notable price dip with Ethereum’s value reaching $3,312 as the market absorbed the sale. CoinGecko reports an 8.92% drop in ETH within 24 hours of the transaction.

“On November 14th, as monitored by LookOnChain, Whale 0x0c19 has just sold the 2404 ETH that he had held for more than 4 years (worth $7.7 million).” — LookonChain, On-chain Analytics Provider

Despite this major sale, broader financial or political implications appear minimal. No significant changes occurred in Total Value Locked (TVL) for major projects like Uniswap or Aave, and notable figures remain silent.

Also, there haven’t been any immediate technological repercussions or new developer discussions in GitHub repositories. Major crypto leaders haven’t acknowledged the sale on social media platforms.

Looking ahead, similar events may affect market volatility. Historical data from past whale activities shows temporary price dips, but no long-term impacts, suggesting potential market corrections could be limited.

Otto Bergmanr

Otte Bergmar is a crypto journalist covering Scandinavian and European blockchain markets, with a focus on decentralisation, privacy, and the AI–crypto interface. He reports on Web3 startups, market structure, and EU policy; from licensing regimes to consumer protection and cross-border compliance. At TokenTopNews, Otte transforms policy drafts, regulatory disclosures, and on-chain data into actionable, decision-ready insights, helping readers understand how regulation influences blockchain adoption across Europe.