3 new whales withdraw 11,557 ETH from CEX, with a total value of about $36 million
PANews reported on April 28 that Spot On Chain monitoring showed that the price of ETH rose before Franklin Templeton's ETH ETF was added to DTCC's ETF list. Prior to this, three new whales withdrew 11,557 ETH from Binance for the first time, with a total value of approximately US$36 million, and the price at the time was approximately US$3,116 per ETH. As the price of ETH rises, the current unrealized profits of these whales have reached US$1.76 million, an increase of approximately 5%.
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