Million-level UNI arbitrage: Whale address analysis of high sell and low buy operations within five days

GasFeeLady · 2026-01-21T04:36:09+00:00

A well-known whale address sold 798,734 UNI at $5.33 five days ago, earning $4.26 million. Today, as the market declined, it repurchased 757,684 UNI at $4.83, spending $3.66 million. This high-sell, low-buy arbitrage strategy reflects the risk management approach of large holders.

GasFeeLady

2026-01-21 04:36:09

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【Blockchain Rhythm】Monitoring data on a certain chain shows that a well-known whale address sold 798,734 UNI at a price of $5.33 five days ago, totaling $4.26 million.

Interestingly, after the market correction today, this address did not sit idly by. During the decline, it repurchased 757,684 UNI at a price of $4.83 five hours ago, spending $3.66 million.

From the transaction details, the price difference for this operation is about $0.5. Although the repurchase amount is slightly less than the sale amount, considering market volatility and timing, such high sell-low buy-high arbitrage strategies are still worth paying attention to. For friends who want to understand whale trading logic, this on-chain data can reflect the risk management approach of large holders.

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SignatureCollector

· 3h ago

Whale's move this time is truly brilliant. Making $600,000 in just five days—this is the trading logic I want to learn.

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ApeShotFirst

· 3h ago

Wow, this whale is really incredible. In five days, it flipped over five points in space, and I'm still at a loss... They just took advantage of a $600,000 difference and got out. The key is, I didn't even dare to buy the dip when I saw it falling.

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