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Data: A certain whale sold 1.052 million VIRTUAL, profiting 1.2 million US dollars

Data: A certain whale sold 1.052 million VIRTUAL, profiting 1.2 million US dollars

Bitget2024/12/18 15:19

According to on-chain data analyst Yu Jing, a certain whale address sold 1.052 million VIRTUAL coins on the chain 25 minutes ago (equivalent to about $2.82 million), exchanged for 732 ETH. This address has purchased these VIRTUALs at an average price of $1.54 in the past 19 days, spending 421 ETH, and just now sold them at a price of $2.68, making a profit of $1.2 million on VIRTUAL.

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