A certain whale sold CRV, WBTC, and ETH and made a profit of approximately 3.3 million US dollars
According to Lookonchain monitoring, a whale claimed 18.3 million CRV (12.23 million USD) 2 hours ago and sold 1.13 million CRV (0.762 million USD) at an average price of 0.68; the address also bought 109 WBTC (approximately 3 million USD) on March 18th at an average price of $27,448 and sold it 3 hours ago at an average price of $42,405, making a profit of approximately 1.63 million USD; the address also bought 2,326 ETH (4.23 million USD) on March 18th at an average price of $1,818 and sold it three hours ago at an average price of $2,344, making a profit of approximately one million USD.
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