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A 1inch investor or team-controlled address dumped 14 million 1INCH tokens worth $1.83 million in a single transaction, and this has led to a sell-off in the decentralized exchange aggregator’s native token. The mass disposal caused 1INCH to plummet 7% from $0.1385 to $0.129 within minutes, according to on-chain data analytics platform Ember. The token has since extended its decline, trading around $0.116, representing a broader drop of more than 16% in 24 hours, as of the time of writing. Its market capitalization has fallen by over 13% to around $169 million. 1INCH last recorded its all-time high in 2021, when a token traded for $7.87. Ironically, it hit its all-time low today, January 27, 2026, not long after news of the transfer broke, falling to $0.1134, a 98.56% drop from its glory day, as seen on CoinMarketCap. According to Ember, “This address acquired 15 million 1INCH through vesting a year ago, of which 1 million were sold at $0.17 seven months ago, and the remaining 14 million were just sold off in a single transaction at $0.13.” Is the 1inch team selling? The latest token dump forms part of an established pattern of team-related selling activity that has characterized 1inch’s market behavior over the past year.  In December 2024, the 1inch team sold 15.698 million tokens for 8.38 million USDC over three days. Earlier, in August 2025, addresses linked to the team disposed of 6.45 million 1INCH at an average price of $0.28, converting them into 1.8 million USDC.  The team also sold around 5,000 ETH around that period and made a profit of around $3.7 million from that, after acquiring thousands of ETH and millions of 1INCH tokens some months prior. They later went on to purchase more ETH in August 2025. In November 2025, team-linked wallets withdrew…

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Filed under: News - @ January 27, 2026 8:30 pm