Data: The 1inch team sold all previously hoarded 160.8 WBTC, profiting $936,000
According to EmberCN monitoring, as the BTC price once again reached the $100,000 mark, the 1inch team investment fund sold its remaining 55.38 WBTC at an average price of $99,283 twenty minutes ago, exchanging them for 5.5 million USDC.
The 1inch team investment fund had purchased a total of 160.8 WBTC at an average price of $88,395 between February 2 and March 10, and has now sold all of them at an average price of $94,219, making a profit of $936,000.
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