One hour ago, a major whale bridged 8,231 ETH from the Blast network back to the Ethereum network and then transferred it to an exchange
According to Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN) has monitored that a Blast network whale address transferred 8,231 ETH (approximately $31.23 million) from the Blast network back to the Ethereum mainnet within the past hour, and subsequently deposited it into an exchange. This whale had deposited 45,000 ETH ($102 million) into Blast mining in December 2023, and since August 2024 has been gradually withdrawing ETH in batches and transferring it to an exchange. The amount withdrawn today is essentially the last of his funds on the Blast network.
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