Jeffrey Huang, popularly known as Machi Big Brother, has invested a total of $5.05 million in Friend.tech's FRIEND token following his latest investment on Tuesday.
Renowned crypto investor and NFT enthusiast Machi Big Brother recently exchanged 661 ETH to acquire
saw a massive decline days ago after its airdrop launch, declining by 98%. Jeffrey Huang, popularly known as Machi Big Brother, has invested a total of $5.05 million in Friend.tech's token goes live Machi Big Brother invests in token, amounting to 798,157 $ tokens, amounting to $5.05 million. Machi Big Brother spent 661 $ETH to buy 798,157 $
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