A SWARMS Giant Whale Liquidates His Position and Leaves with a $6.24 Million Profit but Misses the Highs
On January 8th, according to @ai_9684xtpa monitoring, the SWARMS whale address f1BuD…MA1fu sold its last 15.28 million tokens in the past three hours, worth about $4.67 million, clearing out and exiting with a total profit of $6.24 million.
This whale bought SWARMS in batches at an average price of $0.02615 between December 21, 2024 and January 5, 2025, investing a total of $700k. Later it reduced its holdings by 38% at the peak point and cashed out approximately $5.25 million. Subsequently chose to clear out as the coin price continued to fall; overall return rate was as high as 890%. Affected by market downturns over the past two days this whale missed floating profits of around $9 million within just twenty-four hours.
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