PANews 10月11日消息，据Lookonchain报道，地址群“7 Siblings”在市场下跌时再次入场：4小时前从Aave借入4000万USDC，过去一小时动用500万USDC以每枚3771美元买入1326枚ETH。

PANews 10月11日消息，据Lookonchain报道，地址群“7 Siblings”在市场下跌时再次入场：4小时前从Aave借入4000万USDC，过去一小时动用500万USDC以每枚3771美元买入1326枚ETH。

“7 Siblings”从Aave借入4000万USDC，买入1326枚ETH

PANews reported on October 11 that according to Lookonchain, the address group "7 Siblings" re-entered the market when the market fell: 4 hours ago, it borrowed 40 million USDC from Aave, and in the past hour, it used 5 million USDC to buy 1,326 ETH at US$3,771 per ETH.

PANews reported on October 11 that according to Lookonchain , the address group &quot; 7 Siblings &quot; re-entered the market when the market fell: 4 hours ago, it borrowed 40 million USDC from Aave , and in the past hour, it used 5 million USDC to buy 1,326 ETH at US$ 3,771 per ETH .

"7 Siblings" borrowed 40 million USDC from Aave and bought 1,326 ETH

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