Ethereum whale deposited 15,000 ETH into CEX at an average price of $1,567, and the overall position has made a profit of nearly $90 million
According to EmberCN monitoring, 25 minutes ago, a whale withdrew 96,638.9 ETH from Coinbase at a price of $1,567 in September 2022 and transferred 15,000 ETH ($39.44M) to Kraken. Since March of this year, he has been transferring ETH to Kraken one after another after withdrawing ETH from Coinbase at a price of $1,567 in September 2022. Currently, he has transferred a total of 55,000 ETH ($175.97M) to Kraken in five and a half months, with an average price of $3,199, achieving a profit of $89.76M (+104%). He still holds 41,638 ETH ($110.2M) at present.
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