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A whale has increased its position by $23.29 million again, with current total BTC and ETH holdings exceeding $142 million
According to Svmuu, on-chain analyst Ai Yi reported that over the past 23 hours, a whale has added 366.65 WBTC on-chain at an average price of $63,540.98, spending approximately $23.29 million. Since yesterday, the whale has accumulated a total position of 525.22 WBTC (approximately $33.29 million) and 31,065.58 ETH (approximately $49.85 million). The current total holdings of BTC and ETH now exceed $142 million.
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