Ethereum OG whales have sold a total of 30,300 ETH so far this year, worth a total of $99.36 million.
according to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, the "ETH early adopter whale" has sold a total of 30,300 ETH since 2025, with a total value of $99.36 million, an average selling price of $3,279, and currently still holds 97,750 ETH ($3.91 billion) on-chain.
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