巨鲸动向追踪:过去 3 天里,Tether 累计增发 50 亿枚 USDT

marsbitPublicado a 2024-11-24Actualizado a 2024-11-25

在过去 3 天里,Tether 累计增发 50 亿枚 USDT

并向加密货币市场注入了 28.3 亿枚 USDT,自 11 月 6 日以来,其总净增发量已达到 130 亿枚 USDT。

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某聪明钱过去 24 小时将所有 MOODENG 兑换为 WOJAK

曾交易 PEPE 将 4.5 万美元变成 469 万美元的传奇 Meme 币交易者——dimethyltryptamine.eth 过去 12 小时将全部 MOODENG 换仓 WOJAK。该地址以 134.4 ETH(约合 44.3 万美元)的价格出售 21.05 亿枚 MOODENG,在 1.5 个月内获利 77.4 枚 ETH(约合 25.5 万美元,+135%)。此后花费 136.5 枚 ETH(约合 45 万美元)购买 2.46 亿枚 WOJAK,将持仓总量增加到 9.57 亿枚 WOJAK(约合 175 万美元),当前利润为 105 万美元(+149%)。

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某新地址25小时前以97888美元均价建仓约499.96枚BTC

某巨鲸在25小时前创建了一个新钱包,并且已经从币安中提取了499.96枚BTC(约合4894万美元),平均价格为97,888美元。

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过去7天有超3亿美元资产从其他链跨桥转入Solana

据 Solana Floor 披露,过去 7 天有超 3 亿美元资产从其他链跨桥转入 Solana,仅以太坊上就有超 2.5 亿美元资产转入 Solana。

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某巨鲸今日卖出价值约153万美元的PEPE,剩余PEPE持仓价值6410万美元

某PEPE巨鲸今日卖出740.7亿枚PEPE(153万美元)获得448.1枚ETH。在过去3天里,该巨鲸以891枚ETH的价格卖出1302亿枚PEPE(271万美元),剩下3.241万亿枚PEPE(6410万美元),获利6830万美元(12.6倍)。

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数据:某地址交易 FRIC 1 小时内赚取超 150 万美元利润

某地址交易 FRIC 在 1 小时内赚取超 150 万美元利润,该地址花费 25 枚 SOL(约 6300 美元)购买了 2.97 亿枚 FRIC(占总供应量的 29.7%),随后卖出了 2.58 亿枚 FRIC,获得 4693 枚 SOL(约 118 万美元),仍剩余 3908 万枚 FRIC(约 38 万美元)持仓。

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数据来源:

1.https://x.com/lookonchain

2.https://x.com/ai_9684xtpa

3.https://x.com/EmberCN

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