“Big Brother Maji” placed an order for 1,800 ETH in the $4,550-4,800 range
2025/08/17 17:07
PANews reported on August 17th that, according to on-chain analyst Aunt Ai (@ai9684xtpa), Maji Da Ge placed an order for 1,800 ETH in the $4,550-4,800 range, with his long position opening at $4,635. This suggests he set safety margins for both rising and falling prices to avoid excessive losses or excessive greed. Currently, only 100 ETH have been traded.
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