PANews reported on September 2 that according to Lookonchain monitoring, another whale 0xFf15 sold 425 BTC (worth about US$46.5 million) and bought 10,567 ETH spot (worth about US$46.5 million) in the past four days.PANews reported on September 2 that according to Lookonchain monitoring, another whale 0xFf15 sold 425 BTC (worth about US$46.5 million) and bought 10,567 ETH spot (worth about US$46.5 million) in the past four days.
A whale has swapped approximately $46.5 million worth of BTC for ETH in the past four days.
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PANews reported on September 2 that according to Lookonchain monitoring, another whale 0xFf15 sold 425 BTC (worth about US$46.5 million) and bought 10,567 ETH spot (worth about US$46.5 million) in the past four days.
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