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A giant whale/institution transferred more than 10,000 ETH from CEX, worth approximately US$35.81 million

A giant whale/institution transferred more than 10,000 ETH from CEX, worth approximately US$35.81 million

BlockBeats2024/04/10 15:49
By:BlockBeats

A giant whale/institution address 0x435...Ef7cB transferred more than 10,000 ETH from Binance, worth approximately US$35.81 million. The whale/institution accumulated 20,952 ETH from Binance between March 31 and April 10, with an average transfer price of $3,463.

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