Odaily Planet Daily reported that according to Lookonchain monitoring, a whale conducted two “buy high, sell low” ETH transactions over the past 7 days, resulting in a total loss of over $370,000:
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Bought 2,132 ETH at $2,294 and sold at $2,195, loss: $211,681.
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Bought 2,233 ETH at $2,095 and sold at $2,023, loss: $160,911.
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