Four "whales" staked a total of 48 million FF tokens worth $6.47 million after the market crash.
Jinse Finance reported that on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain detected that after the recent sharp market decline, four major holders ("whales") withdrew and staked a total of 48 million FF tokens from major exchanges, with a total value of approximately $6.47 million. Specifically: Address 0xDda6 withdrew 15 million FF (about $2.3 million) from Bitget in the past 5 hours; Address 0x484F withdrew 15 million FF (about $1.84 million) from an exchange two days ago; Address 0xBbB9 withdrew 10 million FF (about $1.15 million) from an exchange two days ago; Address 0xf68C withdrew 8 million FF (about $1.18 million) from an exchange in the past 7 hours. All withdrawn tokens have been staked.
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