A certain address has transferred approximately 663,000 VVV tokens to ex

A wallet address holding VVV, the token of decentralized cloud network Venkatesh... wait, VVV is the token of Vana? No — VVV is the token of Venice.ai (Venice AI's VVV token on Base). Let me just write the summary. Key facts: - On November 1, per Ai 姨 (Ai Yi) monitoring (reported by TechFlow/深潮), a VVV-holding address deposited ~100,000 VVV to Coinbase, worth ~$2.32 million (implying VVV price ~$23.2). - Since June, the address has cumulatively transferred ~663,000 VVV to exchanges, worth ~$14.28 million at time of transfers, average price $21.53. - Cost basis ~$3.77 per token; if all transferred tokens were sold, estimated profit ~$11.786 million. Why it matters: large whale deposits to exchanges often signal potential selling pressure; the address has realized/may realize substantial gains (~$11.8M on ~$3.77 cost basis, ~5.7x return at average transfer price). What to watch: further deposits from this address, VVV exchange inflows/outflows, price impact. VVV is the token of Venice.ai (Venice AI), a privacy-focused AI inference platform on Base. I'll mention it as Venice.ai's VVV token — but the article doesn't name the protocol. To be safe, I could say "VVV token" without asserting the protocol, or say "Venice.ai's VVV token" — the article doesn't say. Safer to just say VVV token. Actually the instruction says "name the protocols, chains and tokens" — but only if in the article. The article only names VVV and Coinbase. I'll name VVV and Coinbase, avoid inventing the protocol. Draft: "A wallet address deposited roughly 100