A trader bought 5.1 million WIFs last year, currently worth $10.9 million
According to Lookonchain monitoring, a trader bought 5.1 million WIF at a cost of $1,749 on 30 November last year and has held it since then, with a current value of $10.9 million. The trader had tried to sell WIF on Jupiter , but the order was not filled because the limit price was too high. So he cancelled the limit order and transferred the WIF to a new wallet.
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