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Ethereum As prices rebounded, whales used leverage to borrow and sell, lending out a total of over $80 million worth of ETH
Svmuu News: According to Lookonchain’s monitoring, as the market rebounded, a whale address once again borrowed 19,000 ETH—equivalent to approximately $33.48 million—from the decentralized lending protocol Aave and used the funds to sell off holdings on the same day. This whale has cumulatively borrowed 44,389 ETH from Aave, with a total value of approximately $80.56 million, and there remains a possibility of further borrowing and continued selling.
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