Whales deposited $25.5 million in AAVE and $25.85 million in
On November 3, 2026, Odaily Planet Daily and PANews, citing Lookonchain monitoring, reported that a whale deposited 184,200 AAVE ($25.5 million) and 56.15 million WLD ($25.85 million) to multiple exchanges over the past 10 days. The two sources differ on the precision of the AAVE amount and on the wording “deposit” versus “sell-off,” and neither disclosed the whale’s identity or the specific exchanges.
Event timeline
- [11-03 05:42] Worth over $51 million, a whale deposited AAVE and WLD to multiple exchanges within 10 days (Odaily Planet Daily)
- [11-03 05:42] A whale deposited $25.5 million AAVE and $25.85 million WLD to exchanges in the past ten days (PANews)
Background and impact
At 05:42 on November 3, Odaily Planet Daily and PANews successively published the same on-chain monitoring information: according to Lookonchain, a whale deposited 184,200 AAVE worth $25.5 million to multiple exchanges over the past 10 days; at the same time, it deposited 56.15 million WLD worth $25.85 million. PANews gave the AAVE amount as 184,203, slightly different in precision from Odaily’s 184,200, but the USD equivalent is the same. Odaily said in its headline that these assets are worth over $51 million. Neither source disclosed the whale’s identity, the names of the specific exchanges receiving the deposits, or the time distribution and size of each deposit over the 10 days.
In terms of disclosure structure, the amounts of the two assets are close: AAVE about $25.5 million, WLD about $25.85 million; the deposited amount of WLD was 56.15 million, and of AAVE was 184,200. Both reports use “the past 10 days” as the statistical window, indicating that the monitoring covers a continuous period rather than a single transfer. Regarding the phrase “multiple exchanges,” the material does not break this down further, so it is impossible to determine whether the funds were spread across multiple platforms or concentrated in a few.
The two sources differ in wording when describing the behavior. Odaily’s headline and body use “deposit,” describing only the action of assets flowing to exchanges; PANews explicitly writes “continuously selling off AAVE and WLD.” Both rely on the same monitoring source but give different degrees of behavioral judgment about the same set of on-chain actions. The material contains no transaction records, average execution prices, or order book data,