The giant whale who previously spent $2.51 million to buy MUMU narrowed his float to $138,000
According to chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa's monitoring, Meme token MUMU rose 37.87% in 24 hours, breaking $0.00012 (current price $0.0001057) in a short period of time, and the floating loss of the megawhale, who spent $2.51 million on MUMU four days ago, narrowed to $138,000 as well. The giant whale spent 80,000 WIFs and 11 SOLs to buy a cumulative total of 4.85 billion tokens of MUMU on July 22, decided to switch his position from 1 million WIFs to MUMUs on July 25, and directly bought it on the high side in a single transaction, causing the coin's price to explode 95-fold for a short period of time, and after the unexpected pinch, his single buy was priced at $0.0001268, with an overall cost of 0.0001110353 dollars.
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