Data: The smart money that profited 5.16 million USD by shorting BTC during the LUNA/UST crash has once again sold 159 WBTC, equivalent to approximately 10.32 million USD
According to on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, after two months, the "smart money" that shorted BTC during the LUNA/UST crash and earned 5.16 million USD has once again sold 159 WBTC through Cowswap, valued at 10.32 million USD, with an average selling price of 64,939 USD.
So far, he has sold all of his 260.82 WBTC purchased between February 18th and March 7th at an average price of $56,355 per coin and made a total profit of $2.25 million.
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