A certain trader previously spent $2861 to buy 6.14 million MUBARAK, and may now have made a profit of about $760,000
According to Lookonchain monitoring, a trader spent $2,861 on March 13th to purchase 6.14 million MUBARAK tokens and deposited them into CEX about 7 hours ago, making a profit of approximately $760,000. However, at the peak price of MUBARAK, these tokens were worth up to $1.3 million, meaning that the trader missed out on an additional income of about $540,000.
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