A certain whale increased holdings by 187.5 BTC at an average price of $105,410 after today's drop.
According to Jinse Finance, monitored by Ember CN, a whale/institution that bought 379.2 BTC (45.57 million USD) at a price of 120,151 USD one week ago, has once again increased its holdings today after the price drop, spending 19.77 million USDC to purchase an additional 187.5 BTC at an average price of 105,410 USD. This whale/institution has spent a total of 65.34 million USD to buy 566.9 BTC at an average price of 115,260 USD, and is currently facing an unrealized loss of 5.37 million USD.
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