Whale Walletmobile Makes $5.94 Million Profit After Betting on Trump’s Victory
Key Points:
- The whale walletmobile invested $9.95 million USDC in Trump’s win and sold for a $5.94 million profit.
- Whale Walletmobile sells all positions on Trump’s victory after just one hour, securing a big return.
According to monitoring data from Lookonchain, giant cryptocurrency whale Walletmobile has just placed its massive bet on Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential race.
Crypto Whale Makes $5.94 Million Profit on Trump Bet
The whale placed an impressive 9.95 million USDC to bet on the success of Donald Trump yesterday. However, only one hour ago, “Whale Walletmobile” sold all of its positions related to the outcome of the election of Donald Trump for a remarkable profit of 5.94 million USD.
This swift trade manoeuvre speaks volumes about the volatility and possibly lucrative nature of political betting in the crypto space, where whales and other investors have exploited decentralized platforms to bet on everything from elections. The whale’s sharp profit underlined how such deals can be and are always risky and rewarding.
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Political Betting in Crypto Yields Major Profits for Whale
The decision to exit the position after a short period of holding points indicates an on-point trade, and the whale was likely to capitalize on market fluctuations or the expected change in sentiment about Trump’s chances. Meanwhile, tokenized political predictions heat large investors’ bets on the outcome of pivotal political events, generally via stablecoins like USDC, to keep bets stable.
A case in point is the profit of 5.94 million USD, which represents how intermingled crypto assets and political predictions could become. As more whales make similar strategic bets on critical events, this trend could presage a new wave of institutional participation in the crypto market by investors positioning to make the most of political developments in a way never seen before.
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