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According to Golden Ten Data on April 23, the Asian markets opened very strong and active, especially Japan and South Korea. However, now, some Asian markets have given back part of their gains. All of this points to the typical volatility triggered by the Iran war. Initially, especially on Wednesday, we saw many investors take an optimistic view of the conflict—a ceasefire was maintained, and there seemed to be a strong willingness to end the war. Investors tend to make decisions based on what will happen in the future, so we saw those stock markets soar to record highs. Now, especially with these attacks continuing, no peace talks planned, and no clear path to truly ending the conflict—some cautious sentiment has returned, and therefore we see these stock markets falling back to lower levels.

According to BlockBeats, on April 23, monitored by Lookonchain, a whale sold 10,829 ETH at a price of $2,300 each 3 days ago, worth approximately $24.91 million. One hour ago, the whale bought back 7,448 ETH at $2,350 each, worth around $17.5 million. After this round of trading, the whale has a net sale of 3,381 ETH.

Address 0x65B4 sold 10,800 ETH at a unit price of $2,300 three days ago, making a profit of $24.9 million; one hour ago, repurchased 7,448 ETH at a unit price of $2,350, spending $17.5 million.