Multiple Addresses Accumulate a Large Amount of ETH on-chain, with a Total Accumulation of Over 44,000 Coins
BlockBeats News, July 10th, according to crypto analyst AI Auntie @ai_9684xtpa's monitoring, several on-chain addresses have shown large-scale ETH accumulation. The details are as follows:
· Address 0x8C0...0F364 spent $25 million in the past 7 hours to purchase 9187.52 ETH at an average price of $2721 per ETH;
· Address pfm.eth accumulated ETH again after two months, purchasing 2900.5 ETH at an average price of $2766 per ETH, totaling $8.02 million;
· New address 0x35f...e48d4 has withdrawn a total of 32,565.59 ETH from Kraken in the past 9 hours, with a total value of $89.25 million at an average price of $2740 per ETH.
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