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Wang Chun buys back 5,246 ETH at average price of $2,054

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Lookonchain data shows Wang Chun (@satofishi) bought back 5,246 ETH over the past two days at an average of $2,054, worth $10.8m. A week earlier he sold 6,200 wstETH at $2,400, worth $18.5m.

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The story so far: Wang Chun ETH and WBTC moves

An address linked to F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun sold 6,200 wstETH for $18.5m USDC at an average of $2,390. He bought back 5,246 ETH over two days at an average of $2,054, worth $10.8m, and has now bought another 5,746 ETH worth about $11.1m.

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  1. Wang Chun address sells 235.5 WBTC for 7,848.5 ETH, Ember says

  2. F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun swaps WBTC for ETH, on-chain analyst says

  3. F2Pool's Wang Chun deposits 2,160 ETH worth $5.52m to Binance

  4. F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun's address sells 6,200 wstETH for $18.5m USDC

  5. Wang Chun withdraws 3,996 ETH and stakes it, analyst says

  6. Wang Chun buys back 5,246 ETH at average price of $2,054

  7. Wang Chun buys another 5,746 ETH worth about $11.1m

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