Whale 0xbilly Pulls Off Another "Buy High, Sell Low" Act, Exits with $220,000 Loss in a Day
BlockBeats News, June 25th, according to EmberCN monitoring, the whale address 0xbilly liquidated 2409 ETH early this morning when ETH dropped to around $1569.5, worth approximately $3.78 million, with a total loss of about $220,000. It is worth noting that this batch of ETH was purchased just a day ago with approximately 4 million USDC, at an average price of around $1660.2.
This address had previously bought 7768.5 ETH at a price of $2254 in March this year, worth about $17.51 million, and exited at a stop-loss four days later, experiencing a loss of around $800,000.
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