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A smart money address with a heavy stake in AIOT has now made a floating profit of $755,000

according to on-chain data analyst @ai_9684xtpa, Binance announced the launch of AIOT contracts, and the price of the coin rose by nearly 120% in a short time. On April 25th, the smart money that invested heavily in AIOT with 1001 BNB now has a floating profit of $755,000, with a cost of $0.07476 and a current price of $0.2424, yielding a return of 178%.

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