BTC $79,101.06 -1.06%
ETH $2,488.54 -0.35%
BNB $739.01 -1.39%
XRP $1.39 -1.51%
SOL $103.61 -2.67%
TRX $0.3343 -0.27%
DOGE $0.0896 +0.19%
ADA $0.2194 -0.03%
BCH $260.33 +1.33%
LINK $12.74 +2.86%
HYPE $84.89 -3.37%
AAVE $131.57 -1.42%
SUI $0.8221 +3.02%
XLM $0.1895 +2.82%
ZEC $1,158.24 -5.26%
BTC $79,101.06 -1.06%
ETH $2,488.54 -0.35%
BNB $739.01 -1.39%
XRP $1.39 -1.51%
SOL $103.61 -2.67%
TRX $0.3343 -0.27%
DOGE $0.0896 +0.19%
ADA $0.2194 -0.03%
BCH $260.33 +1.33%
LINK $12.74 +2.86%
HYPE $84.89 -3.37%
AAVE $131.57 -1.42%
SUI $0.8221 +3.02%
XLM $0.1895 +2.82%
ZEC $1,158.24 -5.26%

Data: 15,700 ETH related to the Plustoken scam has been transferred, with over 7,000 ETH moved to exchanges

2024-10-10 08:03:39

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain analyst @ErgoBTC, a large amount of Ethereum (ETH) related to the Plustoken scam was transferred yesterday. Approximately 15,700 ETH (worth $1.3 billion) was moved from known addresses, with over 7,000 ETH sent to exchange deposit addresses.

This operation is similar to the mixing patterns of Bitcoin (BTC) in 2019 and 2020, and @ErgoBTC believes that the ETH worth $1.3 billion may be sold off entirely in the future.

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