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A trader spent 5.288 SOL to buy 2.58 million WIF, earning a profit of 4.12 million USD

A trader spent 5.288 SOL to buy 2.58 million WIF, earning a profit of 4.12 million USD

2024/03/04 06:12

According to Lookonchain monitoring, a trader spent only 5.288 SOL ($310) to buy 2.58 million WIF (currently worth $4.1 million), and began selling WIF at the highest price for profit. He sold 750,000 WIF at a price of $1.61 per unit for 9,363 SOL ($1.21 million), leaving him with 1.83 million WIF ($2.91 million). The total profit was $4.12 million (a return of 13,307 times).

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