Odaily星球日报讯 据 Lookonchain 监测，一只鲸鱼在两个月后再次从币安提取 8,313 枚 ETH（约合 1652 万美元），目前其持有总量为 11,198 枚 ETH（约合 2206 万美元）。

Odaily星球日报讯 据 Lookonchain 监测，一只鲸鱼在两个月后再次从币安提取 8,313 枚 ETH（约合 1652 万美元），目前其持有总量为 11,198 枚 ETH（约合 2206 万美元）。

一鲸鱼从币安提取8,313枚ETH

Odaily reported that according to Lookonchain's monitoring, a whale has again withdrawn 8,313 ETH (about $16.52 million) from Binance in two months, and currently holds a total of 11,198 ETH (about $22.06 million).

A whale withdrew 8,313 ETH from Binance

According to Odaily, on-chain data analyst Yu Jin's monitoring shows that a whale/institution that has held ETH for 8 years transferred 34,000 ETH (about $67.18 million) to Coinbase 5 hours ago, making a profit of about 44 times (around $65.68 million) on ETH. This whale/institution received and accumulated these 34,000 ETH through platforms such as Bitfinex in March 2017, when the price of ETH was only $44, with a total value of $1.5 million.

A whale who has held ETH for 8 years deposited 34,000 ETH into Coinbase 5 hours ago

Odaily Odaily report: On-chain analyst @EmberCN monitored that a whale transferred 44,700 <Aave> (about $8.18 million) to Binance two hours ago. The whale purchased 43,800 <Aave> (about $6.6 million) through Binance and on-chain at an average price of $150.4 from August to November 2024. The <Aave> transferred to Binance this time was priced at $183, with a profit of $1.46 million and a yield of about 22%. It is worth noting that the unrealized profit of the whale's <Aave> holdings once reached $10.45 million last December, but he did not sell at the high.

Whales transferred 44,700 AAVE to Binance two hours ago, making a profit of $1.46 million

According to <IntoTheBlock>, the balance of Bitcoin whales has been on a downward trend over the past year, but the data in March suggests a possible reversal. Whales now hold about 62,000 more Bitcoins than at the beginning of the month, indicating that whales are accumulating again.

A whale withdrew 8,313 ETH from Binance

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