A Giant Whale Suspected of Liquidating 5.72 Million ENAs Pledged, Accumulating $1.6 Million in Losses
According to chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, two hours ago, the giant whale 0xC6D.... .926d9 is suspected to have liquidated its 5.72 million ENAs pledged with an accumulated loss of $1.6 million.
The giant whale transferred 5.72 million ENAs from CEX for pledging at an average price of $1.282 on 04.08, and then recharged the tokens into the exchange at an average price of $1 on 04.20 and two hours ago, for a loss of nearly 22% (not counting the gains from the second phase of the airdrop, but a probable loss).
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