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Whale Accumulates $24.34 Million in Long Positions with 225,004 SOL and 4,723 ETH

On June 23, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a certain whale opened long positions valued at a total of $24.34 million, which includes 225,004 SOL (20x leverage) and 4,723 ETH (25x leverage).

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