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MakerDAO Founder Bought 197.5 MKR at an Average Price of $1013

According to Spot On Chain monitoring, RuneKek, the founder of MakerDAO, exchanged 200,000 DAI for 197.5 MKR at an average price of $1,013 about 21 and 12 hours ago. It is worth noting that there are usually large fluctuations after each purchase by the founder.

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