火星财经消息，据 Opensea 数据，ENS 域名 defi.eth 约 16 小时前被出售，成交价格为 15 ETH（约合 32,337.55 美元）。买方地址为 0x5716...0fdd，卖方地址为 0x57b7...9e62。该域名上一次成交记录为 2022 年 2 月 17 日，成交价格为 40 ETH，本次成交价格较上次下跌约 62.5%。

<div>火星财经消息，据 Opensea 数据，ENS 域名 defi.eth 约 16 小时前被出售，成交价格为 15 ETH（约合 32,337.55 美元）。买方地址为 0x5716...0fdd，卖方地址为 0x57b7...9e62。该域名上一次成交记录为 2022 年 2 月 17 日，成交价格为 40 ETH，本次成交价格较上次下跌约 62.5%。</div>

数据：ENS 域名 defi.eth 以 15 ETH 成交，较上次交易价格下跌 62.5%

According to Mars Finance and Opensea data, the ENS domain name defi.eth was sold approximately 16 hours ago for 15 ETH (approximately $32,337.55). The buyer's address is 0x5716...0fdd, and the seller's address is 0x57b7...9e62. This domain name was last sold on February 17, 2022, for 40 ETH, meaning this sale price represents a decrease of approximately 62.5%.

<div>According to Mars Finance, Opensea data shows that the ENS domain defi.eth was sold approximately 16 hours ago for 15 ETH (approximately $32,337.55). The buyer&#39;s address is 0x5716...0fdd, and the seller&#39;s address is 0x57b7...9e62. The domain was last sold on February 17, 2022, for 40 ETH, meaning this sale price represents a decrease of approximately 62.5%.</div>

Data: ENS domain name defi.eth sold for 15 ETH, a 62.5% decrease from the previous transaction price.

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