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Here Are The Worst Losses Recorded On Chain

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Amidst the recent rally in the broader crypto ecosystem, some of the biggest losses recorded by traders have been spotted on-chain.

The digital currency ecosystem might have many stories of booming portfolios on X and other social media platforms. Still, it does not negate the fact that some traders also experience massive losses in their trade. Losses are inevitable because investor psychology and goals may differ from trader to trader.

Crypto analytics insights provider Arkham Intelligence has shared three major losses on record from whale traders.

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Mega Loss on MOG

MOG Coin is one of the early memecoin that entered the space in mid-2023. A trader with the wallet identifier ‘0x51e’ became unlucky as he bought the coin when it soared to a local top of $0.0000001003 in August last year, investing $761,000. Inpatient as he was, he sold his bag sometime in September, coughing out just $164,400 of the total investment.

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According to Arkham Intelligence, the trader recorded an 80% loss worth $597,000 and had he held onto his coin; he might have been a beneficiary of the current rally, seeing MOG just hit an All-Time High (ATH) of $0.0000002043 earlier today.

The Million PEPE Loss

Another trader, ‘0xd08’, invested the sum of $1.44 million USDT to buy $100,000 worth of WOJAK and $1.3 million worth of PEPE as Binance greenlighted the asset listing in May 2023.

This trader shunned an unrealized profit of $400,000 the PEPE portfolio recorded at a time but decided to sell his token for $520,000 as the price of the Shiba Inu-challenger slumped. According to Arkham Intelligence, this trader recorded a 64% loss or $920,000,

The MUBI, BSSB, and GRAIL Blunder

Another colossal loss recorded was in the Bitcoin DeFi protocols MUBI and BSSB. A trader used $500,000 worth of Ethereum and his RLB portfolio to buy $500,000 MUBI and $200,000 worth of BSSB. Both tokens have since nosedived with the trader’s portfolio ‘0x1e8’, now worth just $186,000, leaving out a loss of $530,000.

A Camelot (GRAIL) Avalanche-based DEX supporter, ‘0x3E6,’ made what might be the right decision but is currently getting burnt by it. After buying $3.09 million worth of GRAIL in March 2023, the trader locked the tokens up through staking.

Rather than appreciate as he might have expected by the moment, the portfolio is now worth just $2.23 million minus the staking rewards. By estimate, this trader has lost $860,000 of his capital.

Disclaimer: This content is informational and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author's personal opinions and do not reflect The Crypto Basic’s opinion. Readers are encouraged to do thorough research before making any investment decisions. The Crypto Basic is not responsible for any financial losses.

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Godfrey Benjaminhttps://thecryptobasic.com/
Godfrey Benjamin is an experienced crypto journalist whose main goal is to educate everyone around him about the prospects of Web3.0. His love for crypto was birthed when as a former banker, he discovered the obvious advantaged of decentralized money over traditional payments. With his vast experience covering different aspects of Web3, Godfrey's articles has been featured on Blockchain News, Cryptonews Com, and Coingape amongst others. When not writing contents related to crypto, you can find him playing video games.

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