According to encryption KOL @chadderbiz's analysis, Aerodrome contributor Ace (@Ace\_da\_Book) bought $50,000 Token just 6 minutes after VVV issuance. Half an hour later, the announcement of the Token was made by relevant parties. Through this transaction, Ace made a profit of $1 million. Ironically, after selling Token, Ace tweeted "Banger launch, congrats team!" to congratulate the VVV team. Earlier, Aerodrome announced that two contributors have been suspended due to suspicions of internal transactions in the VVV Token issuance process.

According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, a Whale/institution previously purchased 4.251 million VIRTUAL with 10 million USDC, and received a 101,000 VVV (1.68 million USD) Airdrop by holding VIRTUAL. He has currently sold 50,519 VVV at an average price of $16.7 and exchanged it for 843,000 USDC, and still holds 50,485 VVV.

The Venice AI project, which provides private access to DeepSeek, stated that there was no pre-sale to "external investors" and no governance mechanism has been established. It is reported that the total supply of VVV tokens is 100 million, with 25 million allocated to eligible users, 25 million allocated to certain Base users, 35% allocated to the Venice AI project party, and 10% allocated to the "incentive fund", with 5% reserved for Liquidity. According to market data, the fully diluted value (FDV) of Venice AI (VVV) has surpassed 1.6 billion US dollars, reaching a new high.

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, in the past 2 hours, a Whale spent 1.6 million USD to buy 80,691 VVV at an average price of 19.82 USD for 503 ETH. Based on the current price, the Whale is currently at a floating loss of about 200,000 US dollars.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, a user made a profit of 3.16 million dollars through VVV in just a few hours. He bought 414,845 VVV for 48.6 ETH ($155,000) and sold them for $3.32 million.

On January 28th, Venice Token (VVV), an AI project based on DeepSeek, announced an airdrop of tokens to active users in the Base ecosystem, including AERO, DEGEN, AIXBT, GAME, LUNA, VADER, CLANKER, MOR holders, and more.