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Traders who made profits from four UNI swing trades lost $569,000 in this round of swing trading

According to blockchain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, a wallet that had previously made a profit of $2.34 million through four UNI swing trades over the past nine months, chose to cut losses 10 minutes ago. The wallet had purchased 300,000 UNI tokens a week ago at an average price of $16.97, with a peak profit of $603,000, but the market subsequently declined. The wallet ultimately cut losses at a price of $15.07, resulting in a loss of $569,000 and a decrease of 11.2%. The wallet has made a total profit of $1.771 million through five swing trades.

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