Whale Trader Engages in Dip Buying During Market Downturn, Spending $99.03 Million to Buy the Dip on 10,000 ETH and 500 BTC

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/08/26 09:42:25
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BlockBeats News, August 26th, according to LookIntoChain monitoring, during the market dip, OTC trading whale 0xd8d0, known for conducting swing trades, spent 99.03 million USDC to once again purchase 10,000 ETH (worth 43.67 million USD) and 500 BTC (worth 54.99 million USD).

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