A whale recently sold 20 million ENA tokens at an average price of $0.7.

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/09/09 18:02:41
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BlockBeats News, September 9th, according to OnchainDataNerd monitoring, one hour ago, a whale with the address 0x8ab deposited 2 million ENA to Binance (approximately $1.57 million).

Six months ago, this address received 25.31 million ENA from the ENA team, but only started selling in the last two weeks. This whale sold a total of 20 million ENA at an average price of about $0.7, and currently holds 5.31 million tokens.

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