"7 Siblings" bought 3,496 ETH yesterday at a price of $3,147.
according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, since the major drop on 10/11, the "7 Siblings" who buy ETH on every dip made another purchase after yesterday's decline:
They borrowed 11 million USDS from Spark and then bought 3,496 ETH at a price of $3,147.
Since the major drop on 10/11 until now, they have spent a total of 174 million U to purchase 49,287 ETH, with an average price of $3,531.
So far, they have only been buying without selling, and these bottom-fishing ETH currently have an unrealized loss of 18.97 million dollars.
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