An ETH whale has once again purchased 4,374 ETH, increasing their holdings to 19,273 ETH
Chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa's monitoring data shows that two hours ago, when the market plummeted, the ETH whale with a 100% win rate since November bought 1291 ETH at an average price of $2330. It then sold 5000 ETH during the rebound at a selling price of $2207 (costing $2368), resulting in a loss of $805,000. In the past three hours, this whale has again purchased 4374 ETH at an average cost of $2239. The whale's holdings have increased to 19,273 ETH, valued at $9.78 million.
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