Since Arthur Hayes announced his portfolio shift to DeFi on December 20, he has withdrawn a total of $2.52 million worth of tokens.
PANews reported on December 26 that, according to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, since Arthur Hayes announced on December 20 that he was swapping from ETH to DeFi tokens, he has withdrawn tokens worth a total of $2.52 million from exchanges. Among these, PENDLE accounts for 48.9% of his holdings. The details are as follows:
- PENDLE: 687,000 tokens, valued at $1.232 million
- LDO: 1.85 million tokens, valued at $1.03 million
- ENA: 1.22 million tokens, valued at $257,000
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