The whale who liquidated ETH for a profit of $1.65 million 9 days ago bought $4.776 million of LDO and ENA
2025/08/16 09:21
PANews reported on August 16th that according to on-chain analyst Ember, a whale who liquidated his ETH at $3,794 nine days ago, earning a $1.65 million profit, spent 4.776 million USDC to purchase LDO and ENA six hours ago. The transaction details are as follows:
- 2.776 million USDC purchased 1.88 million LDO at a price of $1.47
- 2 million USDC purchased 2.884 million ENA at a price of $0.69
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