Data: Veteran UNI Whale Makes a Move After Three Years, Accumulating 660,000 Tokens to Start a New Wave
According to ChainCatcher, tracked by Ai Yi, since UNI was launched in 2020, a veteran trader has accumulated profits of $21.54 million through two rounds of swing trading, initially holding the position for 8 months and selling at a high of $42. Three years later, this whale bought 662,605 UNI again this morning, with an average purchase price of $5.99, totaling approximately $3.97 million, marking the start of their third round of swing trading.
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