"7 Siblings" bought the dip again, accumulating 3,496 ETH during the ETH decline
According to ChainCatcher, monitoring data shows that since the sharp drop on 10/11, the "7 Siblings," who have been buying the dip in ETH after every decline, made another purchase after yesterday's drop: they borrowed 11 million USDS from Spark and bought 3,496 ETH at a price of $3,147. Since the sharp drop on 10/11, the "7 Siblings" have spent a total of $174 million to purchase 49,287 ETH, with an average price of $3,531.
The "7 Siblings" have only bought and not sold so far, and their ETH holdings from buying the dip are currently at an unrealized loss of $18.97 million.
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