A major AVA holder made a notable move, acquiring $3.03K worth of Swarms tokens when the project was trading at a $15.82M market cap. This kind of whale activity often signals confidence in emerging tokens gaining early attention from significant players in the market.
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GasFeeWhisperer
· 12-16 12:59
Here comes the harvest again? Whales are eating, retail investors are just drinking the soup...
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MEVSupportGroup
· 12-16 12:58
The whales are entering, huh? We should take a good look at Swarms... Buying 3,000 dollars with a market cap of 15.82 million, hmm, that's quite interesting.
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DegenMcsleepless
· 12-16 12:51
Whales are starting to hunt new prey again, this time it's Swarms... Maybe there's really something to it.
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Layer2Observer
· 12-16 12:31
Whale's operation of 3000 yuan... Let me check the data. The scale isn't particularly large, but the issue is—why did he choose Swarms? A project with a market cap of 15.82 million, the risk exposure is a bit steep. It needs clarification that whale actions don't necessarily indicate anything. From an engineering perspective, it might just be diversification.
An interesting discovery is that at this point, the future direction remains to be further verified.
A major AVA holder made a notable move, acquiring $3.03K worth of Swarms tokens when the project was trading at a $15.82M market cap. This kind of whale activity often signals confidence in emerging tokens gaining early attention from significant players in the market.