On-chain tracker @ai_9684xtpa said a whale that began building positions in UNI, LTC and BNB from Sept. 23, with a combined size of $11.6 million, appears to have exited its BNB position and transferred the tokens to Binance. The address reportedly sent 2,380 BNB to Binance within 20 minutes, worth about $1.85 million. If those tokens were sold, the loss on the BNB leg would be about $73,000.
The address is still shown as holding 1.014 million UNI worth roughly $8.91 million, with an average withdrawal price of $8.79 and an unrealized loss of $1.409 million. It also holds 12,397 LTC worth about $841,000, with an average withdrawal price of $67.86 and an unrealized loss of $54,000. Based on the monitoring data, total losses across BNB, UNI and LTC stand at $1.536 million.
According to on-chain tracker @ai_9684xtpa, a whale that started building positions in UNI, LTC and BNB from Sept. 23, with a combined size of $11.6 million, appears to have exited its BNB position and transferred the tokens to Binance. Total losses across the three tokens were put at $1.536 million.
BNB position appears to have been closed
The monitoring data showed that the address sent 2,380 BNB to Binance within 20 minutes, worth about $1.85 million. If the tokens were sold, the loss on the BNB position would be about $73,000.
UNI and LTC remain under water
For UNI, the address still holds 1.014 million tokens worth about $8.91 million. The average withdrawal price was listed at $8.79, leaving an unrealized loss of $1.409 million.
For LTC, the address holds 12,397 tokens worth about $841,000. The average withdrawal price was $67.86, with an unrealized loss of $54,000.
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