According to Bubblemaps, the entity behind a recent $WAR token bundle has sold an additional $1.5M of $WAR in small batches since their last announcement. This brings the total sales to $2.5M since the token's launch. The strategy of selling in smaller increments appears to avoid detection, which could have implications for trading transparency and investor confidence.

According to @bubblemaps, the current $WAR token migration has sparked controversy, with claims that developers are selling tokens onchain rather than simply transferring them to the migration contract. While the migration process remains active, @bubblemaps asserts that migration-related transfers have been excluded from their calculations. This raises questions about potential selling pressure and its impact on $WAR's trading dynamics.

According to @bubblemaps, the developer sold an additional $1,500,000 worth of $WAR while still retaining 40% of the token's supply. The announcement of a 'token migration' has raised concerns among investors, as it suggests a potential shift to a new token, leaving the current one possibly devalued.

According to Lookonchain, a whale wallet (4NitxB) that has been inactive for three months has resumed activity by utilizing a dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategy to purchase $WAR tokens. The wallet, holding 1.2 million $USDC, has so far accumulated 103,653 $WAR worth approximately $3,000. This move highlights a potential interest in $WAR, which traders may monitor for future activity.