A Solana eco-trader who bought AURA at a position cost of $80,000 rose as high as $1.22 million and has now fallen back to $91,000
On 12 September, according to Arkham, Solana eco-trader XCkM bought $80,000 worth of AURA in an account within three weeks of the launch of Meme coin AURA, and the value of his position reached a high of $1.22 million at the time when AURA's market capitalisation was once more than $75 million. However, he has not sold since then, and the value of his position has fallen back to $91,000 at present.
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