A whale group today performed a rug pull, selling 22,880 ETH and incurring a $13.73 million loss in one week.
BlockBeats News, November 18th, according to on-chain data analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, a whale group that bought the dip in ETH 8 days ago liquidated today, losing $13.73 million in a week.
It is reported that this group bought 22,880 ETH at a price of $3,570 on November 10th (approximately $81.68 million), and sold all of it 5 hours ago for $67.95 million. The average selling price was $2,970, with a per ETH loss of $600.
The USDT of this whale group was mostly withdrawn last year from Binance, Mexc, HTX, and other exchanges through multiple addresses, then bought ETH at the dip 8 days ago, and today consolidated it to 4 addresses for sale.
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