Data: A certain whale/institution has cumulatively deposited 892 million USDT into a certain exchange and withdrawn 266,895 ETH in the past week.
According to ChainCatcher, on-chain data analyst Yu Jin has monitored that the whale/institutional address, which previously made a profit of $24.48 million by shorting ETH and then switched to going long, has cumulatively borrowed 190 million USDT from Aave and transferred it to a certain exchange, then withdrew 75,418 ETH (approximately $269 million). Over the past week, a total of 892 million USDT has been transferred into a certain exchange platform, and 266,895 ETH has been withdrawn at an average price of $3,402.
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