Svmuu reported that according to monitoring by crypto analyst Ember (@EmberCN), over the past 11 hours, a set of addresses associated with the ESPORTS project team has been continuously selling tokens on-chain, cumulatively dumping 253 million ESPORTS tokens, accounting for 28% of the total token supply.
Data shows that these ESPORTS tokens were first swapped for approximately 26,000 BNB, and then further converted into 17.29 million USDT. Impacted by the continuous sell-off, the price of ESPORTS has already dropped approximately 95% from its highs, falling from $0.7 to around $0.035.
ESPORTS-related address sold 253 million tokens in 11 hours, cashing out 17.29 million USDT
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