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YZi Labs Transfers 5,017,000 HOOK Tokens to an Exchange

YZi Labs Transfers 5,017,000 HOOK Tokens to an Exchange

2025/07/03 17:33
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Foresight News reports that, according to Ember monitoring, YZi Labs (formerly the laboratory of a certain exchange) transferred 5,017,000 HOOK tokens (worth approximately $560,000) to an exchange 40 minutes ago. The tokens held by YZi Labs’ on-chain address are primarily obtained through investment unlocks and allocations. Currently, YZi Labs holds assets worth about $47.27 million, with major holdings including 94.2 million ID tokens (valued at approximately $15.12 million) and 74 million 1INCH tokens (valued at approximately $13.51 million).

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