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$1.34 Billion in Ethereum Kicked Over by Whales as ETH Rises Above $3,800

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Fri, 15/10/2021 - 8:35
$1.34 Billion in Ethereum Kicked Over by Whales as ETH Rises Above $3,800
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According to Whale Alert, more than 10 substantial Ethereum stashes have been transferred over the past 20 hours by anonymous holders of Ethereum.

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Whales transfer $1,334,293,412 in ETH again

All in all, 15 large transactions carried an astounding 1.348 billion worth of Ethereum. The smallest one carries 10,000 ETH—the equivalent of $38 million. The largest lump transferred by whales contained 50,000 ETH, worth $183,307,518.

Two crypto platforms—Binance and Blockfolio—participated in several of those transactions as well, according to the aforementioned blockchain tracking service.

In the meantime, the second-most popular cryptocurrency, ETH, surpassed the $3,820 level earlier today, following Bitcoin in its rise above the $60,000 level for the first time since April when it hit an all-time high of $64,800.

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By now, however, Ethereum has dropped a little, trading at $3,783, as per data provided by CoinMarketCap.

As reported by U.Today, on Oct. 14, crypto whales also shifted a massive amount of Ethereum—over $1.19 billion worth of it.

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