A certain whale sold 200,000 LDOs and still holds 1.61 million LDOs
According to on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, ten minutes ago, a whale who has accumulated 38,993 ETH since September 19th sold 200,000 LDO (worth $578,000), making a profit of $208,000. Since June this year, the whale has bought 1.293 million LDO at an average price of $1.83 and currently holds a total of 1.61 million tokens worth $4.66 million.
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