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Whale Sells 1,870 Gold Tokens (XAUT) Worth $9.49 Million

On March 29th, according to Lookonchain, a whale (0x1F09) sold 1,870 gold tokens (XAUT) nine hours ago at an average price of $4,489, totaling $9.49 million. The whale had purchased these tokens two weeks prior at $5,075 each, resulting in an approximate loss of $1.1 million.

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