Bottom-Fishing Whale "7 Siblings" has currently sold 19,957 ETH and still holds approximately 280,000 ETH.
BlockBeats News, August 13th, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, the entity "7 Siblings" who bought 100,000 ETH for around $2,270 during last year's August 5th flash crash, sold their ETH today. They have sold a total of 19,957 ETH so far today, exchanged for 90.44 million USDC, with an average selling price of $4,532.
Currently, they should still hold about 280,000 ETH ($1.3 billion), and they have bought ETH at the dip in two previous flash crashes:
During last year's August 5th flash crash when ETH dropped over 15%, they bought 100,000 ETH at around $2,270;
During this year's April 7th flash crash when ETH dropped over 10%, they bought 25,000 ETH at around $1,700;
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