This large whale has sold $1.34 worth of SUSHI to buy almost two trillion PEPE after spending millions on those SushiSwap coins
According to a recent X post published by"Smart Money" tracker @lookonchain, an anonymous whale decided to stock up on the trendyLookonchain specified that this is @9x9x9eth with an audience of over 100,000 followers on the X social media app. This whale has been a long-term SushiSwap holder, and over the past two years, he has spent more than $10 million worth of Ethereum to buy SUSHI when it cost slightly under $10 per coin.
In August, as covered by U.Today, a whale sold a massive amount of PEPE at a loss – 762 billion of these frog-themed coins. During that particular week, PEPE was launched in April this year by an anonymous team of developers, who were inspired not by a Shiba Inu dog, unlike other meme coin creators, but by memes about Pepe the Frog, popular on the Internet.
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