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An insider sold 15.14 million DADDY at a price of 11,752 SOL, with a total profit of 5.6 million US dollars

An insider sold 15.14 million DADDY at a price of 11,752 SOL, with a total profit of 5.6 million US dollars

Bitget2024/06/14 05:14

According to Lookonchain monitoring, an insider sold 15.14 million DADDY at a price of 11,752 SOL, and his cost was less than $2,000. Before DaddyTate CTO published the first article, the insider only spent 13.2 SOL ($1,950) to purchase 29.8 million DADDY through three wallets. He then sold a small portion and transferred most of it multiple times through various addresses, eventually flowing into an address beginning with "DpL2Tm". Eighteen hours ago, the insider moved a large amount of DADDY to a new wallet and began selling. He has sold a total of 15.14 million DADDY for 11,752 SOL ($1.74 million), with remaining balance is still holding about 14.7 million DADDY worth $2.8 million left over . His total profit is $5.6 million with returns being up by as much as 2875 times.

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