Update on the status of three SWARMS whales: The top whale is currently inactive, one was suspected of manipulating prices last night, and one has already liquidated their position and left
According to on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, updates on the recent status of three SWARMS whales: TOP1 whale is currently inactive, one was suspected of manipulating prices last night, and one has quietly cleared their position and left:
1. $SWARMS Rank 1 & $ZEILGO Rank 2 user
The tokens in the main wallet address have not been sold or transferred yet. Small transactions are still being made frequently but in small amounts. Currently holding a total of 60.129 million SWARMS with an unrealized profit of 15.87 million USD;
2. A whale with a market value of 200 million and a heavy position of 1.415 million USD
Last night, they first sold off and then bought back at a low price, causing the SWARMS coin price to fluctuate by 46.6% in a short time, suspected of manipulating prices; currently still holding 5.55 million tokens, cost $0.2799 per token, already floating profit of $164000.
3. The whale who took over the disk two nights ago with a heavy position of 1.5 million USD
In the past 13 hours, all holdings of 4.968 million SWARMS have been quietly sold at an average price of $0.3002 per token, accumulating losses totaling $8700.
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