
Aave (CRYPTO:AAVE) came under pressure after a wallet linked to Revolut transferred approximately US$6.44 million worth of AAVE tokens, drawing attention from traders.
The transfer coincided with the token testing the US$100 price level, which many market participants view as an important area of support.
Large token transfers are closely monitored because they can signal potential changes in market activity, although they do not necessarily indicate an imminent sale.
Analysts cited in the report said buyers would need to defend the US$100 level to maintain the token's recent price structure.
On-chain data continues to play an important role in helping traders monitor wallet movements and assess potential market sentiment.
The latest transaction highlights how sizeable blockchain transfers can influence short-term trading activity even when the purpose of the transfer remains unclear.
At the time of reporting, Aave price was $98.35.
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