A new wallet has withdrawn multiple tokens worth a total of $17.43 million from CEX in the past 3 hours
PANews reported on April 15 that according to Lookonchain monitoring, a new wallet starting with 0xcbeC withdrew tokens worth $17.43 million from Binance in the past 3 hours, including:
48,922 AVAX (approximately US$1.86 million),
621,003 FETs (approximately $1.45 million),
5.14 million GRT (approximately US$1.44 million),
1.9 million MATIC (approximately US$1.41 million),
532,444 OP (approximately US$1.29 million),
135,751 RNDR (approximately US$1.26 million),
174,421 DOT (approximately US$1.23 million),
1.6 million FTM (approximately US$1.15 million),
68,598 LINK (approximately US$993,000),
5.3 million DOGE (approximately US$851,000),
115,427 PENDLEs (approximately US$802,000),
17.49 million GALA (approximately US$779,000),
410,819 GHST (approximately US$767,000),
409,826 AEVO (approximately US$728,000),
326,926 DYDX (approximately US$719,000),
124.6 billion PEPE (approximately US$681,000).
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