An address deposited 9.88 million USDC to Hyperliquid and placed buy orders to bottom-fish ETH, SOL, and meme coins.
According to ChainCatcher, crypto analyst Ai Aunt @ai_9684 xtpa has monitored that address 0x090...ea80e deposited 9.88 million USDC into Hyperliquid during the market downtrend, and placed limit buy orders for four tokens: ETH, SOL, PUMP, and FARTCOIN. The price ranges are as follows: ETH at $3750–3835, SOL at $184.75–185.4, PUMP at $0.003525–0.0036, and FARTCOIN at $0.355–0.358.
The order strategy of this address is similar to CBB, but the prices are relatively conservative.
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