A certain whale sold off 500 BTC at $10.11 after a rug pull, incurring a loss of over $10.5 million.
BlockBeats News, November 29th, according to LookIntoChain monitoring, the whale bc1ql5 sold 500 bitcoins (worth $45.37 million) 9 hours ago in a stop-loss sell-off, incurring a loss of over $10.5 million.
It is reported that the whale had bought the dip on October 14th, extracting 500 bitcoins from Binance (valued at $55.95 million at the time). The price of bitcoin then reached $111,899 at one point, but subsequently began a continuous decline.
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