Data: A whale that previously borrowed 15,000 ETH to go long and made a profit of $301,000 has borrowed another 4,000 ETH two hours ago and sold short at an average price of $1832.2
According to monitoring by @ai_9684xtpa, a whale that borrowed 15,000 ETH on April 28 to go long and made a profit of $301,000 has borrowed another 4,000 ETH ($7.32 million) two hours ago and sold short at an average price of $1832.2.
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