BlockBeats news, on February 4th, according to OnchainLens monitoring, a certain Whale spent 674 ETH to buy 299,210 VVV tokens again an hour ago, worth 1.89 million US dollars with an average purchase price of $6.34. In the previous transaction, the Whale spent 1,186 ETH (3.8 million US dollars) to buy 217,023 VVV tokens and sold them for a total price of 1.03 million US dollars, losing 2.76 million US dollars. BlockBeats Note: Venice Token (VVV) is an AI project based on DeepSeek on the Base network, which was launched on January 27th. It supports leading models such as Llama 3.3, QWEN 2.5 Coder, and the new DeepSeek. AI agents and users who stake VVV tokens can get free access to the Venice API.
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Treska
· 02-04 16:43
HODL firm 💪
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LikeFirstLove
· 02-04 14:48
Favourable Information has been on the way. More US listed companies are actively buying BTC and ETH this year, and they are continuously buying and hoarding. It's a bull run, and it's not only a bull run when interest rates are cut. It's a reliable way to enter the market, which is a four-year bull run that drives the entire United States into this industry.
A certain Whale spent 674 ETH to buy 299,210 VVV, worth $1.89 million.
BlockBeats news, on February 4th, according to OnchainLens monitoring, a certain Whale spent 674 ETH to buy 299,210 VVV tokens again an hour ago, worth 1.89 million US dollars with an average purchase price of $6.34. In the previous transaction, the Whale spent 1,186 ETH (3.8 million US dollars) to buy 217,023 VVV tokens and sold them for a total price of 1.03 million US dollars, losing 2.76 million US dollars. BlockBeats Note: Venice Token (VVV) is an AI project based on DeepSeek on the Base network, which was launched on January 27th. It supports leading models such as Llama 3.3, QWEN 2.5 Coder, and the new DeepSeek. AI agents and users who stake VVV tokens can get free access to the Venice API.