On-chain data cited by Odaily and tracked by Onchain Lens shows that a whale wallet continued to build a position in LIT over the past 24 hours. The address spent 850 WETH to purchase 572,900 LIT, with the transaction valued at roughly $1.52 million at the time of execution. Following the latest buys, the whale's cumulative spending on LIT has reached $3.03 million.
In total, the wallet has acquired 1.358 million LIT at an average entry price of $2.23. The disclosed figures indicate that the address has been steadily increasing its exposure rather than making a one-off purchase. While no broader market interpretation was provided in the source, the move highlights continued large-holder activity around the token and offers a fresh data point for traders monitoring concentrated accumulation on-chain.
Whale adds to LIT position over the past 24 hours
According to Odaily, citing monitoring data from Onchain Lens, a whale wallet bought 572,900 LIT in the past 24 hours by spending 850 WETH. The latest purchase was valued at about $1.52 million at the time of the transaction.
After the new buy, the whale's cumulative spending on LIT has risen to $3.03 million. In total, the address has accumulated 1.358 million LIT, with an average purchase price of $2.23.
The disclosed on-chain figures focus on three core metrics: the wallet's latest 24-hour purchase size, the value of the WETH deployed, and the address's total accumulated position and average entry cost. Based on the available data, the whale has continued to expand its LIT holdings rather than stopping after a single acquisition.
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