PANews reported on December 25 that, according to Ai Yi's update, after verification with Yi Lihua himself, the 645,000 Ethereum (ETH) held by his firm Trend ResearchPANews reported on December 25 that, according to Ai Yi's update, after verification with Yi Lihua himself, the 645,000 Ethereum (ETH) held by his firm Trend Research
Data: Yi Lihua confirmed that Trend Research's 645,000 ETH holdings currently have a floating loss of $143 million.
PANews reported on December 25 that, according to Ai Yi's update, after verification with Yi Lihua himself, the 645,000 Ethereum (ETH) held by his firm Trend Research since November had a real cost of approximately $3,150 and is currently showing a floating loss of approximately $143 million.
In addition, Yi Lihua stated that he plans to invest another $1 billion, and expects to keep the average cost of ETH at around $3,050.
According to previous reports and data, Trend Research currently holds approximately 645,000 ETH, with a paper loss of approximately $242 million .
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