The 19-year-old intelligent money address holder made a profit of $400,000 through ENTS transactions
According to Odaily Star Daily, on-chain data analysis shows that a smart money address spent 99 BNB today to buy ENTS and made a profit of 376.2 BNB. The address continuously bought and sold ENTS during the transaction process, making a total profit of $400,000. According to the owner of this smart money address revealed on Twitter, he had early participation in the ALITA whitelist and made a profit of $50,000 with just an investment of 0.2 BNB at the age of only 19 years old.
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