There has been a large purchase of LUNA by a significant whale, which has put the cryptocurrency in the top 10 most popular assets.
According to Forbes, Terra is ranked 9th on the list of the world’s most valuable assets.
According to market capitalization, however, LUNA is not one of the top ten most popular cryptocurrencies, unlike SHIB, FTX Token (FTT), USDT, and others.
SHIB and FTT values for ETH whales are $1,442,428,050 and $1,470,747,535 respectively. FTT values SHIB at $1,442,428,050, or 16.1% of their overall assets (16.65 percent of their crypto holdings).
FTT is now the most valuable cryptocurrency as compared to the UST. An estimated $1,364,196,990, or 41.94 percent, of the portfolio’s value is held in FTT.
JUST IN: $LUNA @terra_money now on top 10 purchased tokens by 5000 biggest #ETH whales over the last 24hrs 🐳
Whale leaderboard: https://t.co/iQZt7u7OaV#Terra #LUNAtics pic.twitter.com/lHBCyGnh3E
— WhaleStats – BabyWhale ($BBW) (@WhaleStats) March 7, 2022
WhaleStats, a crypto tracking service that monitors the top 5,000 whales, has identified that Terra (LUNA), along with SHIB and FTT, is getting increasingly popular..
The top 5,000 Ethereum investors, according to a survey by WhaleStats, have been buying TerraCoin aggressively in the recent twenty-four hours (LUNA). In the past year, it has grown from seventh to ninth on the list of the most popular digital currencies and tokens.
They each spend 80,000 LUNA on their purchases, making them the top seven whales
According to WhaleStats, an unidentified Ethereum whale purchased 80,000 tokens for $6,608,800, making him the eighth best whale in the world.
However, as of this writing, the wallet page for this whale’s wallet does not indicate any LUNA holdings.
Among the whale’s favorite cryptocurrencies are FTX Token, Ethereum, RON, USDT, and USDC.
🐋🐋 An ETH whale just bought 80,000 $luna ($6,608,800 USD).
Ranked #7 on WhaleStats: https://t.co/EIH4SaZXdR
Transaction: https://t.co/GSnmI4AqQL#LUNA #ERC20 #DEFI #ETH #whalestats
— WhaleStats – BabyWhale ($BBW) (@WhaleStats) March 7, 2022
