A certain whale sold 10.27 million MUBI, equivalent to approximately 963,000 US dollars
According to Spot On Chain monitoring, a whale starting with 0xf8a has sold an average of 10.27 million MUBI at $0.09369 each in the past 24 hours, totaling approximately $96.3 thousand and receiving 395 ETH in exchange, leading to a price drop of about 24% for MUBI.
It is worth noting that this whale bought around 14.52 million MUBI in December 2023 at a price of about $0.292 per token and sold around 11.52 million MUBI at only about $0.09681 per token, resulting in a loss of $2.25 million (-66.8%).
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