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Two Whales Increase Holdings by 32,872 ETH, Equivalent to $98.74 Million

Two Whales Increase Holdings by 32,872 ETH, Equivalent to $98.74 Million

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/01/28 10:26

BlockBeats News, January 28, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, two whales increased their holdings of 32,872 ETH, worth approximately $98.74 million. Details:


· Whale address 0x0C4 once again received 29,665 ETH from an exchange, worth about $89.1 million. The address currently holds a total of 44,774 ETH, with a total value of approximately $135.13 million.

· A certain ETH staker withdrew 3,207 ETH from an exchange (about $9.64 million) for staking purposes.

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