As for GNX, he bought it on Binance, paying $8.36 per coin, and now sold them for $6.86. He made 211 Ethereum (or $405,000), thus losing approximately $88,000.
A whale sold all the $GNS and $GMX bought from #Binance 1 month ago.
Received 41,302 $GMX($3.05M) from #Binance at $74, and sold for 1,696 $ETH($3.26M) at $79, made ~$214K.
Received 59,064 $GNS($493K) from #Binance at $8.36 and sold for 211 $ETH($405K) at $6.86, lost ~$88K. pic.twitter.com/g3RV7I65zs
— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) April 11, 2023
Another whale capitalizing on $GMX sale
In a later published tweet, Lookonchain also reported about another Smart Money wallet, who also made some profit from selling its $GMX tokens.
He had bought 5 $GMX for 404,403 $USDC four hours ago, paying $79.24 per coin. He also sold 1,645 $GMX he had acquired on Feb. 11 at $61 per coin (spending 99,940 $USDC on that), earning 107,017 $USDC. His total profit was roughly $7,000.
On Jan. 11 and Feb. 3, the same whale sold 8,403 $GMX at $53 per coin, making $141,000. He bought that amount of $GMX from late October through early January at $36 per $GMX token.
$GMX is currently trading at $79.18 after a marginal rise over the past 24 hours, according to data provided by CoinMarketCap. As for GNS, this token is changing hands at $6.79.
A SmartMoney bought 5,104 $GMX with 404,403 $USDC at $79.24 4 hrs ago.
Bought 1,645 $GMX with 99,940 $USDC at $61 on Feb 11 and sold for 107,017 $USDC at $65, made ~$7K.
Bought 8,403 $GMX at $36 from Oct 24, 2022 to Jan 4, 2023 and sold at $53on Jan 11 and Feb 3, made ~$141K. pic.twitter.com/xx07T7AV29
— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) April 11, 2023