Interesting things are coming. A month ago, the founder of a decentralized exchange threw out the “fee burning proposal”, and UNI soared 46%. At that time, an institutional address took advantage of the excitement and threw 2.818 million UNI (worth $27.08 million at the time) into a leading exchange at $9.6.
The result? Today this buddy is back. Four hours ago, the same address withdrew 823,000 UNI from two mainstream exchanges, now worth $4.73 million.
But the story is not so good - last time it was sold for $9.6, and this time it was $5.7. The heat of that wave of proposals has long been cool, and the price has fallen back to its original shape. This wave of operations is a bit embarrassing no matter how you look at it.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 12-10 19:59
This organization is really incredible, trapping people at high positions to buy in, while they have to top up their positions at low prices themselves—huge loss.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 12-10 09:09
The high 9.6 takeover is really ruthless, this time 5.7 to buy the bottom or cut the meat?
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GateUser-7b078580
· 12-10 04:07
The data shows that from 9.6 to 5.7, the hourly statistical loss rate of this wave of operations is quite unreasonable
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RektDetective
· 12-10 04:03
Ha, this institution is really embarrassing to play... Run away from a high position, take over at a low position, and make a blood loss
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 12-10 04:01
This institution is too greedy, and it really laughs me to death after smashing the market at a high level and sucking it back low
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MintMaster
· 12-10 03:49
This institution is really greedy, running away from a high position and wanting to buy the bottom at a low level, but it was slapped in the face haha
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StrawberryIce
· 12-10 03:41
Haha, this institution is really amazing, running away from a high position and now coming back to buy the bottom? However, it still feels a bit of a loss when the 5.7 knife is picked up
This institution sold UNI for $9.6 a month ago, and today it received $5.7 again
Interesting things are coming. A month ago, the founder of a decentralized exchange threw out the “fee burning proposal”, and UNI soared 46%. At that time, an institutional address took advantage of the excitement and threw 2.818 million UNI (worth $27.08 million at the time) into a leading exchange at $9.6.
The result? Today this buddy is back. Four hours ago, the same address withdrew 823,000 UNI from two mainstream exchanges, now worth $4.73 million.
But the story is not so good - last time it was sold for $9.6, and this time it was $5.7. The heat of that wave of proposals has long been cool, and the price has fallen back to its original shape. This wave of operations is a bit embarrassing no matter how you look at it.