On-chain data tracked by @ai_9684xtpa shows that a wallet which started building a Quant (QNT) position seven years ago has taken profit again after a three-year gap. The address, beginning with 0x94e, withdrew 53,632.95 QNT from multiple exchanges between May 2019 and November 2022, with those holdings valued at $1.21 million at the time. About one hour before the monitoring update, the wallet sent 9,000 QNT to Coinbase and Kraken. The transferred tokens were worth $1.998 million based on a deposit price of $222.09 per token. According to the same monitoring data, the wallet’s cost basis was as low as $22.57, implying a return of 884%.
@ai_9684xtpa’s monitoring shows a wallet that started stacking Quant (QNT) seven years ago has cashed out some profit again, after sitting quiet for three years.
The address begins with 0x94e. Figures shared by the monitor say that from May 2019 to November 2022, the wallet pulled 53,632.95 QNT off multiple exchanges, and the position was worth $1.21 million at that time.
Roughly one hour before the update, the wallet sent 9,000 QNT to Coinbase and Kraken. That move was valued at $1.998 million, and the deposit price came in at $222.09 per token. The stated cost basis was just $22.57, which puts the gain at 884%.
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