According to Scopescan monitoring, a whale that has accumulated 2 years of SUPER deposited 6 million SUPER (2.4 million US dollars) into Coinbase, earning about 1.3 million US dollars.
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A giant whale deposited 6 million SUPER into Coinbase and made a profit of about US$1.3 million.
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