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A Whale Dumped at the Beginning of the Year After Hoarding AI Altcoins, Resulting in a $28.54 Million Loss

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On December 16th, per Cinder Monitor data, a crypto whale spent $31.12 million on various AI concept tokens during the early-year AI agent hype. Now, as the hype has cooled, the whale liquidated these AI agent tokens this morning, recouping just $2.57 million—resulting in a massive loss of $28.54 million (a 92% drop).
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