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Data: Whale Who Previously Accumulated MKR and UNI Sells Off 6,252 MKR, Earning $5.29 Million in Profit

Data: Whale Who Previously Accumulated MKR and UNI Sells Off 6,252 MKR, Earning $5.29 Million in Profit

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/07/23 00:42
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According to ChainCatcher, citing Ember monitoring, a whale address that accumulated UNI and MKR between February and April completed a full liquidation of MKR four hours ago. Since the 18th, this address has transferred 6,252 MKR in batches to an exchange, then withdrew 12.88 million USDT, with an average selling price of $2,060 per MKR, realizing a profit of $5.29 million.

Meanwhile, the whale's 2.494 million UNI holdings (worth approximately $26.86 million) remain unsold, with an unrealized profit of about $5.93 million at present.

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