A certain whale deposited all of its 10.7 million OCEAN into CEX two hours ago, approximately equivalent to 6.58 million US dollars
PANews reported on June 28th, according to The Data Nerd's monitoring, two hours ago, a whale with the address starting with 0x552 deposited all of its 10.7 million OCEAN tokens (worth about $6.58 million) into Coinbase. Last year, he accumulated these tokens at a price of $4.69 million.
Coinbase had previously stated that they would not support the merger of three tokens, so it is suspected that this whale might sell them all to earn a profit of approximately $1.89 million.
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