A certain whale withdrew 21,473 ETH from CEX 6 hours ago
According to on-chain analyst EmberCN monitoring, the whale that has been continuously withdrawing ETH and stablecoins from CEX recently continued to withdraw 21,473 ETH ($64.11M) from CEX about 6 hours after last night's drop, at a withdrawal price of approximately $2,985.
- This whale has been continuously withdrawing ETH and stablecoins from CEX since April 1st, so far it has withdrawn a total of 90,861 ETH and 265.8 million U worth of stablecoins;
- On-chain used 49.43 million U to buy in 17,068 ETH;
- Currently this whale holds a total of 107,929 ETH ($323M), with an average price around $3,133; as well as holding stable coins worth up to 217 million USDT.
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