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Whale Buys 335,899 Sato, Currently Up Approximately $130,000

On May 10, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, whale address 0xe5f6 purchased 335,899 Sato three days ago at a price of $1.42, totaling approximately $477,000. The position experienced a 60% drawdown at one point, but has now turned profitable. Currently, the unrealized profit stands at about $130,000.

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