A certain address is suspected of selling 25,000 SOL that were bought two months ago at an average price of $169.6 each. If sold, a profit of $313,000 will be made
According to on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, the address HHqC...y8Aqu is suspected of selling 25,000 SOL that were bought two months ago at an average price of $169.6. If sold, a profit of $313,000 would be made. This whale still holds 50% of its SOL position (i.e., 25,000 coins), with a floating profit of $310,000; these 50,000 SOL had a maximum floating profit of $4.738 million when the price was at its peak ($264 per SOL).
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