a ccording to Onchain Lens monitoring, in the past 7 hours, a whale spent 1,512 WETH to buy 2.7 million LDO, worth $4.93 million, at an average price of $1.82. The whale currently holds 5.74 million LDO, worth $10 million, with a floating loss of about $1.83 million.
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A whale bought 2.7 million LDO in the past 7 hours, equivalent to about 4.93 million US dollars
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