Crypto Whale: Profits Exceeding Ten Million Dollars with 30 Million U in Uniswap Liquidity
A crypto whale has lucratively navigated the Uniswap liquidity landscape, utilizing 30 million U to acquire 8,675 ETH (at a cost of $1,672) and 541.3 WBTC (at a cost of $28,615) between September 2022 and March 2023. These assets were strategically deployed into Uniswap liquidity pools. After holding for nine months, the whale initiated a gradual redemption and sale process starting ten days ago. Currently, they have successfully sold 94.2 WBTC for $42,847 (equivalent to $4.03 million) and 6,819 ETH for $2,330 (equivalent to $15.89 million).
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