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GOAT fell 2.77% in 24 hours, after whales had heavily increased their positions 1.53 million

GOAT fell 2.77% in 24 hours, after whales had heavily increased their positions 1.53 million

Renata2024/12/05 07:04
On December 5th, the current price of Gospel of Goatse (GOAT) is 0.7452 USDT, and the trading volume of Bitget in-app within 24 hours is 8.402 million USDT. Despite the intraday decline of 2.77%, the overall trading activity level remains high.
 
According to Onchain Lens monitoring, on November 26th, a whale withdrew 5,000 SOL worth about $1.25 million from Coinbase and bought 1.53 million GOAT at an average price of $0.817. The whale had previously spent $2.10 million to buy 13,248 SOL at an average price of $159 seven months ago. This series of transactions shows its long-term optimism towards GOAT and SOL.
 
It is reported that Gospel of Goatse is a Meme coin released from the Pump Fun platform, fine-tuned by the artificial intelligence platform Terminal of Truths, and trained based on data such as Reddit and 4chan.
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