This wallet sold like 250 eth and still got over 80 million dollars.
Address 0xf9a98037b5ccd0185161d762278fc009c8056c4e | Etherscan
Address 0xf9a98037b5ccd0185161d762278fc009c8056c4e | Etherscan
Nikkas got 80 m sitting on CoinbaseThis wallet sold like 250 eth and still got over 80 million dollars.
Address 0xf9a98037b5ccd0185161d762278fc009c8056c4e | Etherscan
This wallet sold like 250 eth and still got over 80 million dollars.
Address 0xf9a98037b5ccd0185161d762278fc009c8056c4e | Etherscan
Sending XLM currently disabled on Coinbase
Nikkas got 80 m sitting on Coinbase
Like it’s 100 dollars
That lifestyle
Nikkas got 80 m sitting on Coinbase
Like it’s 100 dollars
Any of ya'll use the Ledger nano or know any good alternatives? Bout to pull the trigger soon
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there’s not enough volume for them to really dump it properly…I think that’s why it’s having a tough time cracking that zero permanently…they sell as much as they can every time it passes that zero…this happened to me with a coin (CLT)…I wasn’t a whale but the volume was extremely low…I’d wait til it hit $10 then sell as many coins as I could until the price fell below $10…then wait for it to run past $10 again and continue dumping at that price mark until it fell below $10
swapping it to ETH or USDC or Tether and transferring it to a ledger or different exchange wouldn't help with that issue (low volume)?
check the pinned comment:
“I no longer recommend Ledger given their recent database breach where customer data was exposed. Get a trezor rather”
I honestly can’t say that with the amount of tokens these folks are sitting on…I know at times when I tried swapping the same low volume token I would be given a drastically reduced price…they definitely wouldn’t get anywhere near full value per token…they only be able to receive what the volume on uniswap can accommodate…currently all the exchanges combined still don’t account for anywhere near the value of the tokens many of these whales are sitting on
check the pinned comment:
“I no longer recommend Ledger given their recent database breach where customer data was exposed. Get a trezor rather”