The mysterious giant whale that spent 9,600 SOL today to take a long position in Pnut and FRED began building a position in a third token, OPK
According to @ai_9684xtpa monitoring, the mysterious giant whale who spent 9,600 SOL today to take a long position in Pnut and FRED has started building a position in a third token, OPK, and his buying has caused the coin's price to skyrocket by 8x in an hour.
OPK full name Obi PNut Kenobi, image from Musk's top tweet of the squirrel holding the photoelectricity; in the past 2 hours he spent 1,500 SOL (about 248,000 U.S. dollars) to buy 84,320,000 OPK, the average cost of 0.0029 U.S. dollars, and currently floating profit of 30,000 U.S. dollars, the address of the FRED position is currently ranked Top 1, and Pnut position ranked Top 5. Top5.
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