The whale who profited tens of millions of dollars from PEPE trading three months ago has once again made a surplus of 13.7 million dollars
PANews reported on May 15th that, according to Spot On Chain monitoring, a cryptocurrency whale made a profit of $13.67 million from $PEPE coin within three months, with a return rate reaching 875%. From December 1st, 2023 to February 12th, 2024, this whale invested $1.56 million and bought 14 trillion $PEPE. Fourteen hours ago when the price of $PEPE reached its all-time high, the whale sold off 140.4 billion $PEPE and received back his initial investment in the form of $1.57 million worth of DAI tokens. Currently, this whale still holds approximately about 12.6 trillion PE$ coins valued at around USD$13.7 million (pure profit).
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