A whale withdrew 20,000 ETH from CEX and OTC platforms, worth around $62.3 million

By: theblockbeats.news|2026/01/03 18:16:10
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BlockBeats News, January 3rd, according to OnchainLens monitoring, in the past 12 hours, a whale / institutional address withdrew 20,000 ETH from Galaxy, Coinbase, FalconX, and Cumberland, worth approximately $62.3 million.


Address: 0x363adf8182fd0fcd0f43d1c904809f85d6f24f7a

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