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According to on-chain data provider Lookonchain, bankrupt crypto broker Voyager seems to have been selling its assets through Coinbase recently.
Voyager recently received $100 million USDC from Coinbase and has been sending assets to the cryptocurrency exchange since Feb. 14.
2/ Here are the assets transferred from #Voyager to #Coinbase since Feb 14.
— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) February 26, 2023
- 2.24T $SHIB($28M)
- 15,635 $ETH($25M)
- 28.5M $VGX($12.85M)
- 640K $LINK($4.74M)
- 7.75M $OCEAN($3M)
- 350K $UNI($2.28M)
- 3.26M $MANA($2.15M)
- 4M $ENJ($1.88M)
- 2.3M $SAND($1.64M)
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According to Lookonchain, 2.24 trillion SHIB, worth $28 million, was transferred from Voyager to Coinbase on Feb. 14.
U.Today previously reported two instances of 250 billion SHIB being moved to Coinbase. The bankrupt crypto broker now holds 6.5 trillion Shiba Inu (SHIB) worth $81 million after the massive moves.
Shiba Inu burning and Shibarium update
According to Shibburn's Twitter account, a total of 4,719,423 SHIB tokens were burned and seven transactions were made in the last 24 hours.
In the last seven days, however, a total of 37,373,963 SHIB tokens were burned and 30 transactions were made.
Shiba Inu lead developer Shytoshi Kusama has updated his Twitter bio from a single full stop to three dots, sparking further speculations regarding the Layer 2 Shibarium beta launch. Three dots in a sentence often imply an omission of words, a pause, or that there is something left unsaid.
It is yet unclear what message the SHIB lead developer intends to pass across.
$Bone #Bone #news #topnews #layer2 #gas #blockchain #shib $shib #shiba #Shibaarmy #ShibArmy #BoneArmy
— BoneShibaSwap (@BoneShiba) February 26, 2023
My expectation is that after #Shibarium is published, the world's leading news agencies will talk about Shibarium and bone . . . @jimcramer
According to BoneShibaSwap, a Twitter account focused on BONE, the Layer 2 Shibarium would bring Shiba Inu into the spotlight. "My expectation is that after Shibarium is published, the world's leading news agencies will talk about Shibarium and bone," it stated.
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