A whale who sold 1490 MKR (worth $2.02 million) on Binance on December 13th was monitored by on-chain analyst Yu Jin. Five hours ago, the same whale transferred an additional 3285 MKR (worth $4.25 million) to Binance. As a result, all 4775 MKR (worth $6.21 million) that the whale withdrew from Binance at an average price of $1324 between July 25th and November 22nd have been transferred to and sold on Binance. The average purchase price was $1324, while the average sale price was $1300, resulting in a loss of $110,000.
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