A third whale purchased 795,381 $ARB tokens for about $1 million, while a fourth whale received a transfer of 532,012 $ARB tokens, bringing their total holdings to 4.58 million $ARB, worth around $5.59 million.
These purchases come after reports that Arbitrum whales had mostly held their tokens through ongoing governance drama. The price of the governance token has stabilized after a weekend of drama.
Arbitrum recently faced criticism over its governance proposal, which planned to send 750 million governance tokens worth around $1 billion to the Arbitrum Foundation without the approval of token holders.
The proposal was withdrawn, and the foundation has since released revised proposals to address community feedback. AIP-1.1 aims to add a smart contract-enforced lockup schedule and budgetary principles.
At the same time, AIP-1.2 seeks to make governance more accessible by lowering the threshold for putting forward a proposal to one million tokens.