DWF Labs, a known market maker and institutional investor in the cryptocurrency industry, has estimated profits superior to $8 million by trading JasmyCoin (JASMY) since June 2023.
The professional crypto trading company first withdrew 700 million JASMY on June 26, 2023, from the centralized exchange Gate.io. At that time, JASMY was priced at $0.004412 per token, resulting in an estimated cost of $3.09 million.
Since then, DWF Labs has made strategic sellings of its JasmyCoin stash, depositing 579 million JASMY on Binance. This data is from SpotOnChain, which reported one deposit in 2023 and five deposits this year, likely representing a sell-off.
In particular, the selling activity likely occurred on September 21, 2023; February 21 and 22, and April 12. Therefore, the market maker has currently realized $5.93 million, according to SpotOnChain, while still holding $2.96 million worth of 121 million JASMY.
JasmyCoin (JASMY) price analysis
JASMY was trading at $0.22 by the time of writing. From a technical analysis perspective, JASMY is forming what could be a bull flag pattern in the daily chart.
What is JasmyCoin (JASMY)?
JasmyCoin is a digital token of the Jasmy platform, focusing on IoT data security and user privacy. It leverages blockchain to ensure decentralized data control, offering users ownership and monetization opportunities for their data.
However, it faces market volatility, like many cryptocurrencies and regulatory challenges could affect its usability. Additionally, the IoT and data security sector’s competitive landscape poses risks to its adoption and value.
Interestingly, DWF Labs has been selling its investments in the project, as regulatory scrutiny increases against privacy-focused projects. The professional market maker is known for making risky bets in cryptocurrency projects, some of which have controversial fundamentals.
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