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A certain newly created address bought 250,000 U at yesterday's high of 「114514」, and is now experiencing a unrealized loss of 86%.

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Per LookOnChain data, a newly created crypto address spent 250,000 USDT to purchase 8.54 million “114514” tokens at the token’s peak 14 hours ago (Jan. 7). Following today’s price crash, those tokens are now worth just $34,380, translating to a loss of up to $215,600 (-86%).
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