Do you remember that AAVE whale who got liquidated during the crash on October 11? Back then, he was mercilessly liquidated at a price of $101, losing 32,000 AAVE in an instant.
But this guy clearly wasn’t ready to give up. Starting November 24, he made a comeback and went back to his old ways—getting back into looped lending.
So what has he been up to in the past half month? He threw down $14 million USDC and bought 80,900 AAVE in one go, with an average cost of $173 each. Fast moves, big appetite.
Now, through looped lending, he’s holding 333,000 AAVE, worth $62.59 million, with an average entry price of $167 per token. His liquidation line? $117.7.
It looks like he’s given himself a much thicker safety cushion this time. But if the market takes another nosedive, whether this whale can withstand it remains to be seen.
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BlockchainTalker
· 12-07 06:36
High risk whale back
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AirdropBuffet
· 12-07 04:58
Not afraid of being stuck, not afraid of being cut
Do you remember that AAVE whale who got liquidated during the crash on October 11? Back then, he was mercilessly liquidated at a price of $101, losing 32,000 AAVE in an instant.
But this guy clearly wasn’t ready to give up. Starting November 24, he made a comeback and went back to his old ways—getting back into looped lending.
So what has he been up to in the past half month? He threw down $14 million USDC and bought 80,900 AAVE in one go, with an average cost of $173 each. Fast moves, big appetite.
Now, through looped lending, he’s holding 333,000 AAVE, worth $62.59 million, with an average entry price of $167 per token. His liquidation line? $117.7.
It looks like he’s given himself a much thicker safety cushion this time. But if the market takes another nosedive, whether this whale can withstand it remains to be seen.