A Whale in a Certain Circle Rebuys 20,000 ETH, Worth Around $74.06 Million
BlockBeats News, August 1st, according to EmberCN monitoring, a whale trader who has cumulatively profited $73.96 million in ETH trades has started buying ETH again. In the past 4 hours, this address transferred 173 million USDT to Wintermute and then received 20,000 ETH, worth approximately $74.06 million.
The whale previously bought 132,000 ETH at an average price of $2540 in June and sold 113,600 ETH at an average price of $2923 in July, realizing a $43.5 million profit. The address currently holds 40,000 ETH with an average holding price of $3121.
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