An ETH giant whale re-bought 5,153 ETH for 12.23 million USDT 20 minutes ago
According to the monitoring of chain analyst Aftermath, a certain ETH giant whale who sells high and sucks low re-bought 5,153 ETH with 12.23 million USDT 20 minutes ago, his initial 3,586 ETH has become 5,574 ETH after 3 rounds of volatility : 1. 3,667 USD sold 3,586 ETH for 13.15 million USDT, then bought it back for 2,512 USD 5,236 ETH, an increase of 1,650 ETH. 2. $2,514 sold 4,818 ETH for 12.11 million USDT, then bought back 5,093 ETH for $2,378, an increase of 275 ETH. 3. $2,402 sold 5,093 ETH for 12.23 million USDT, then bought back 5,153 ETH for $2,375 Buy back 5,153 ETH for an increase of 60 ETH.
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