The whale who bought BTC at an average price of $96,966 has liquidated its holdings, making a profit of $2.47 million
On December 5, according to EmberCN monitoring, a whale who bought 553.3 WBTC at an average price of $96,966 a week ago sold it at an average price of $101,437 after BTC broke through $100,000, making a profit of $2.47 million.
In the past two months, this whale has made three swings in BTC and made a total profit of $18.16 million (if they had held on to it all along, the profit would have been $26.48 million).
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