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Data provided by WhaleStats wallet tracker shows that over the past 20 hours, two large Ethereum whales have sold a total of 200,678,888,054 Shiba Inu.
They transferred $1,500,648 and $1,170,388 worth of the second biggest canine token. Prior to that, 105,686,776,859 Shiba Inu was bought by two other whales. They paid $755,581 and $651,110 for these canine tokens.
As reported by U.Today earlier, a mysterious whale had purchased nearly 53 billion SHIB evaluated at $744,561.
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