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$1.4 Million in AAVE, 58 Billion SHIB Grabbed By This Whale After Buying 175 Billion Shiba Inu

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Sat, 2/04/2022 - 13:36
$1.4 Million in AAVE, 58 Billion SHIB Grabbed By This Whale After Buying 175 Billion Shiba Inu
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WhaleStats on-chain data company that tracks the largest 100 wallets on various blockchains, including Ethereum, MATIC and BNB Chain, has tweeted that owner of the “Bombur” (called after a dwarf character in the iconic Tolkien novel “The Hobbit”) has acquired $1.5 million in SHIB and almost the same worth of AAVE.

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After acquiring a staggering 175 billion Shiba Inu tokens a day earlier, whale “Bombur” has bought more SHIB – 58,505,930,053 tokens and 5,465 (the equivalent of $1,408,419).

At the time of writing, however, the whale does not hold any SHIB or AAVE. The 18-ranked wallet contains $1,852,886,780 in Ethereum and ETH-based crypto tokens. The biggest share of the portfolio is comprised of tokens related to McDonald’s (22.92 percent), ADIDAS (18.22 percent) and Pornhub (7.12 percent).

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Unlike hodlers, traders and whales often speculate on trendy tokens, such as SHIB, AAVE, FTT, etc, buying them at low prices and then selling when the price goes higher.

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