Currently, 660,000 TRB are held by 20 whales, with total profits reaching 120 million US dollars
According to Spot On Chain monitoring, today, TRB reached a historical high of 225 dollars. Currently, out of the circulating 2.5 million TRB, about 1.7 million are on exchanges and 660 thousand TRB are held by 20 whales; these whales accumulated these tokens at a price of $15 in August and September. Since then, the price of TRB has increased by fifteen times with total whale profits reaching $120 million ($40 million in realized profits and $80 million in unrealized gains); Over the past two months, whales have gradually deposited their tokens into exchanges creating a pump-and-dump cycle to liquidate their holdings.
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