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A certain whale has withdrawn a total of 1,035,200 SOL from multiple validators since July 16th and deposited it into Coinbase Prime

A certain whale has withdrawn a total of 1,035,200 SOL from multiple validators since July 16th and deposited it into Coinbase Prime

Bitget2024/08/05 13:38

PANews reported on August 5th that according to Solscan data, an anonymous SOL whale address (starting with 9dZAPP) has withdrawn a total of 1.0352 million SOL (approximately $120 million) from multiple validators such as Cogent Crypto, Block Logic and LunaNova since July 16th, and deposited it into Coinbase Prime. The whale's most recent operation was withdrawing 40,000 SOL eight hours ago and depositing it into Coinbase Prime.

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