The whale that previously lost $4.63 million by going long on ETH is going long on ETH again
According to ChainCatcher, according to Lookonchain monitoring, a whale previously lost $4.63 million due to long ETH, and now chose to go long ETH again.
It is reported that in the past hour, the whale withdrew 6,965 ETH (about 21.9 million US dollars) from Binance, deposited it in Compound, and then borrowed 14.5 million USDT.
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