A certain "smart money" address spent 260 SOL to acquire an additional 3.5 million GHOST coins.
BlockBeats News, October 30th, according to lookonchain monitoring, a "smart money" address CLegS2 spent 260 SOL (about $50,600) in the past 8 hours to purchase 3.5 million GHOST. This address had previously profited from the following tokens:
TRUMP: $3.8 million
ARC: $704,000
GOAT: $558,000
USELESS: $378,000
-- Price
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