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A certain Whale Address (0xC79...12bE7) has recently closed all positions on 175 WBTC in the last 3 hours, with an average dump price of $92,444.59, cashing out $16.177 million.
Looking through the historical records, this batch of coins was accumulated between August and October last year, with an initial cost of only $74,746.46. Although the paper profit has shrunk by over $5.9 million compared to the peak (which is painful), this operation still secured a profit of $3.097 million.
It is worth mentioning that this guy still has 491.84 WBTC lying in his wallet without any movement - it seems like he didn't exit completely, but rather took profits in batches. The holding address is: 0xC79b6416bD17446f930d32A7B78CF60D35A12bE7, feel free to go on-chain and watch for yourself if you're interested.
The old brother who takes profits in batches knows the ropes, still holding 491 coins
Another textbook example of stop loss, it's painful
This gentleman really held on, unlike us chasing the price and selling with bearish market
Looking at on-chain data is the real deal, boasting is just a bunch of nonsense