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AAVE Whale Begins Profit-Taking After Accumulating $9.31M In Unrealized Gains

According to Ember CN, a major investor who accumulated 160,710 AAVE at a low of $89 per token during June-August has started to take profits.

Approximately 40 minutes ago, the whale transferred 19,592 AAVE, worth around $3.02 million, to Binance, signaling the start of a potential exit strategy. Currently, the investor still holds 141,118 AAVE valued at $21.78 million, reflecting an unrealized gain of $9.31 million.

This development comes as interest in AAVE, the native token of the Aave platform, continues to grow. Grayscale’s Aave Trust provides investors with exposure to AAVE, which is integral to Aave’s decentralized finance ecosystem. The platform facilitates decentralized borrowing and lending through smart contracts, eliminating the need for traditional intermediaries.

AAVE Boasts Over 5% In Total Value Locked

AAVE is currently the dominant player among the top five lending protocols, accounting for over 55% of total value locked (TVL) across the sector. Aave’s TVL stands at more than $13 billion, significantly outpacing its closest competitor, JustLend, which holds a TVL of $4.6 billion.

The whale’s recent profit-taking activity underscores the ongoing appeal of AAVE within the DeFi space. As one of the leading platforms in the sector, Aave’s dominance highlights the demand for decentralized borrowing and lending solutions. With AAVE’s strong position in the market and growing institutional interest through vehicles like Grayscale’s Aave Trust, this token remains a focal point for both retail and institutional investors navigating the DeFi landscape.

Disclosure: This is not trading or investment advice. Always do your research before buying any cryptocurrency or investing in any services.

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