A PEPE swing high-winning behemoth covered its position last night, narrowing its loss to $530,000
Chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa shared an update on last night's replenishment position of a "100% PEPE swing winning whale over the past three months". PEPE is up 7% from the smart money's turnout point ($0.0000122 > $0.00001306), and this replenishment has lowered his average cost to $0.0000144 (or even lower), narrowing his current position to a $530,000 loss. His average cost is down to $0.0000144 (or even lower), and his loss has narrowed to $530,000 so far.
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