A whale that held GRASS for a year deposited 3.82 million tokens worth $1.86 million to Bybit and OKX, suffering a $4.22 million loss against an initial cost of $6.08 million.
Onchain Lens has detected a large whale deposit: after holding for over a year, an address moved 3.82 million GRASS tokens (worth ~$1.86 million) to Bybit and OKX. The whale originally acquired those tokens about a year ago by withdrawing them from Gate, Bybit, and BitGo, with a total acquisition cost of $6.08 million.
Holding through a year-long decline has resulted in a massive loss. The $6.08 million investment is now valued at just $1.86 million, equating to a direct loss of $4.22 million and a drawdown of approximately 69.4%. This on-chain exit reflects the sustained weakness of GRASS over the past twelve months, with the whale opting to cut losses and move on.
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