According to on-chain tracker Lookonchain, a whale wallet made a combined $14.93 million from positions in VVV and LIT over the past six months. The tracker said the wallet bought 102,189 VVV at an average price of $7.87 six months ago. It sold 92,189 VVV today at $25.75, cashing out $2.37 million, and still holds 10,000 VVV worth about $259,500. That VVV trade generated a profit of $1.83 million. In a separate position, the same whale spent $11.3 million over the past three months to accumulate 4.74 million LIT at an average cost of $2.39. Those LIT holdings are now valued at $24.4 million, leaving the wallet with an unrealized gain of $13.1 million. The figures cited in the update point to a total profit of $14.93 million across the two tokens.
On-chain tracker Lookonchain said on Sept. 9 that a whale wallet made $14.93 million from VVV and LIT positions over the past six months.
For VVV, the wallet bought 102,189 tokens six months ago at an average price of $7.87. It sold 92,189 VVV today at $25.75, cashing out $2.37 million, and still holds 10,000 VVV worth about $259,500. Lookonchain said the VVV position produced a profit of $1.83 million.
The wallet also built a LIT position over the past three months. According to Lookonchain, it spent $11.3 million to buy 4.74 million LIT at an average price of $2.39. Those holdings are now worth about $24.4 million, putting the unrealized profit at $13.1 million.
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