BTC $78,452.28 -1.14%
ETH $2,484.01 -0.51%
BNB $749.16 +1.07%
XRP $1.43 +1.90%
SOL $103.29 -1.00%
TRX $0.3385 +1.23%
DOGE $0.0898 -0.41%
ADA $0.2215 +0.33%
BCH $257.20 -1.88%
LINK $12.62 -1.51%
HYPE $84.26 -1.33%
AAVE $129.09 -2.55%
SUI $0.8124 -1.93%
XLM $0.1889 -1.93%
ZEC $1,154.26 -0.99%
BTC $78,452.28 -1.14%
ETH $2,484.01 -0.51%
BNB $749.16 +1.07%
XRP $1.43 +1.90%
SOL $103.29 -1.00%
TRX $0.3385 +1.23%
DOGE $0.0898 -0.41%
ADA $0.2215 +0.33%
BCH $257.20 -1.88%
LINK $12.62 -1.51%
HYPE $84.26 -1.33%
AAVE $129.09 -2.55%
SUI $0.8124 -1.93%
XLM $0.1889 -1.93%
ZEC $1,154.26 -0.99%

Data: A certain whale received 7,487 ETH from Cumberland, which was then used to collateralize a loan to purchase an additional 1,989 ETH

2025-07-22 08:39:25

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, a giant whale received 7,487 ETH (worth $28.15 million) from Cumberland 4 hours ago, then mortgaged ETH to borrow 7.5 million USDT from Aave and continued to purchase 1,989 ETH.

The giant whale leveraged operations to accumulate a total of 32,953 ETH (worth $117 million) over the past 5 days, at an average price of $3,552: among which, it received 11,003 ETH (worth $40.53 million) from Cumberland and purchased 21,950 ETH through on-chain expenditures of $76.54 million.

Currently, this giant whale holds a total of 56,000 ETH (worth $211 million).

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