A whale sold 314 billion PEPE in exchange for 668.35 ETH and 203,000 USDC
according to Onchain Lens monitoring, the PEPE whale sold 3.14 billion PEPE tokens (3.16 million USD), exchanged for 668.35 ETH and 203,000 USDC, and then used 267.66 ETH (1.178 million USD) to repurchase 697,488 EIGEN tokens.
Afterwards, the whale sold the ETH for USDC and deposited 1.837 million USDC into HyperLiquid, purchased 151.19 million PUMP tokens for 1.02 million USD, and purchased 1.11 million XPL tokens for 1.09 million USD.
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