A Whale Liquidated 96,500 ETH and 334,000 SOL, Taking a $141 Million Loss

BlockBeats News, February 5th, according to on-chain data analyst Ember's monitoring, a whale address completed a full liquidation 4 hours ago.

The address liquidated the entire position in 4 days, selling 96,585 ETH (approximately $2.14 billion) and 334,000 SOL (approximately $31.51 million), resulting in a staggering loss of $141 million.

The ETH was purchased at an average price of $3,363 in July last year and sold at an average price of $2,222 these days, resulting in a $110 million loss. The SOL was bought at an average price of $186 in October last year and sold at an average price of $94 these days, resulting in a $30.78 million loss. After clearing the liquidation and repaying the debt, the address only has $58.34 million USDC left.

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