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A whale sold 6.43 million DEGEN and made a profit of $790,000

A whale sold 6.43 million DEGEN and made a profit of $790,000

CointimeCointime2024/11/15 13:00
By:Cointime

,Lookonchain monitoring shows that after Binance announced the launch of DEGEN contract trading, a whale sold 6.43 million DEGEN and received 70.78 ETH (219,000 USD). Between April 8 and May 10, the whale spent 934 ETH (3.42 million USD) to buy 140.71 million DEGEN at an average price of 0.0243 USD. After holding for more than 6 months, the whale finally made a profit and currently profits 790,000 USD.

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