A certain whale withdrew 7.24 million WIF and 1.87 million POPCAT from CEX, totaling approximately 14.56 million US dollars
According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a certain whale withdrew 7.24 million WIF from CEX, equivalent to about 13.32 million US dollars; and withdrew 1.87 million POPCAT from CEX, equivalent to about 1.24 million US dollars. In addition, the whale also spent 6.1 million USDC to buy multiple Meme coins, including:
Spent 4.65 million USDC at a price of $0.8 per coin to purchase 5.79 million POPCAT;
Spent 979,000 USDC at a price of $0.21 per coin to purchase 4.57 million FWOG;
Spent 469,000 USDC at a price of $0.12 per coin to purchase 3.9 million MICHI.
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