A whale address invested 22 million US dollars to buy MELANIA yesterday, but has already incurred a loss of 10.6 million US dollars

2025-01-21 01:48

BlockBeats news, on January 21st, according to GMGN data, a robot whale address A3ZcnX... wjm6Sg spent $22 million yesterday to buy 2.1 million MELANIAs at an average price of $10.5, and partially cut losses of about 25% at an average price of $7.54. Currently, the floating loss exceeds $10.6 million (-65.04%), becoming the largest floating loss address in MELANIA.

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