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A certain whale withdrew 3,600 ETH from CEX two hours ago and currently holds 31,700 ETH

A certain whale withdrew 3,600 ETH from CEX two hours ago and currently holds 31,700 ETH

2024/01/19 05:51

According to Spot On Chain monitoring, a whale that has made a total profit of 25.8 million USD from ETH has accumulated more tokens during the recent market downturn. About 2 hours ago, Whale 0x347 withdrew 3,600 ETH (worth $8.84 million) from Binance at an average price of about $2,456 each. It's worth noting that this whale withdrew ETH during last year's bear market and deposited it into CEX when prices recently rose. The whale still holds 31,700 ETH (worth $77.8 million).

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