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BTC $74,801.92 -0.36%
ETH $2,325.73 -1.40%
BNB $628.22 +0.41%
XRP $1.43 +1.41%
SOL $87.73 +2.65%
TRX $0.3259 +0.07%
DOGE $0.0969 +0.32%
ADA $0.2530 +1.13%
BCH $448.70 +1.30%
LINK $9.36 +0.65%
HYPE $43.55 -4.10%
AAVE $112.32 +5.43%
SUI $0.9787 +0.36%
XLM $0.1648 +2.71%
ZEC $331.13 -3.12%

Data: Costs as low as $68, a certain whale has held ETH for nearly 9 years with a potential profit of about $384 million

2026-01-27 10:41:54
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According to crypto analyst Ai Yi @ai_9684xtpa's monitoring, 13 addresses belonging to the same whale or institution withdrew a total of 353,483.67 ETH from 2017 to July, worth approximately 24.15 million dollars at that time, with an average cost as low as 68.32 dollars. Part of this was transferred to exchanges years ago, and the remaining 135,283.67 ETH was transferred in batches to the Gemini deposit address over the past 2 days.

If sold at approximately 2,908.2 dollars, this portion of ETH could potentially yield a profit of about 384 million dollars, with a return rate exceeding 4,156%.

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