According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi, a whale that started building an Ether position near $4,600 in September 2025 kept buying as the market fell. In total, the address withdrew 15,810 ETH worth $63.85 million at an average cost of $4,101.85.
From October 2025 to October 2026, the same whale deposited 15,361.1 ETH to exchanges, worth $49.55 million. Those deposits were made across different price levels, including $4,478 and $1,910, with the most recent transfer occurring five hours ago.
Ai Yi’s monitoring shows the average exchange deposit price came to $3,226.22. If the deposited ETH has been sold, the whale would be sitting on a loss of $13.45 million. The address still holds 572 ETH on-chain.
ChainCatcher reported, citing monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Yi, that a whale that built an ETH position near the top of the current bull market began accumulating in September 2025 at around $4,600 and kept adding as prices declined.
In total, the whale withdrew 15,810 ETH worth $63.85 million, at an average price of $4,101.85.
Between October 2025 and October 2026, the whale deposited a cumulative 15,361.1 ETH to exchanges, worth $49.55 million. Deposits were made at price levels including $4,478 and $1,910, and the latest deposit took place five hours ago. The final average deposit price was $3,226.22.
If those ETH were sold, the whale would realize a loss of $13.45 million. The address currently has 572 ETH remaining on-chain.
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