DWF Labs transferred 590,000 ID tokens from CEX again
PANews reported on April 16th that, according to @ai_9684xtpa monitoring, DWF Labs transferred 590,000 ID tokens from the CEX exchange in the past half hour, worth approximately $410,000. It is estimated that in the past 24 hours, DWF Labs has transferred a total of 11.93 million ID tokens from exchanges with a total value of $8.83 million, at an average transfer price of $0.74 per token. Currently, this batch of ID tokens has become the top asset in terms of on-chain holdings for DWF Labs.
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