2025-12-24 11:21:35

#比特币与黄金战争 On-chain data shows that there have been large transfers of Ethereum recently. According to tracking, a total of 29,463 ETH have been transferred out from the two major custodians, BitGo and Kraken, equivalent to approximately $88.2 million at current prices.

Among them, BitGo transferred 18,454 ETH to a new address (0xecA...), worth about $55.61 million; Kraken transferred 11,009 ETH to address (0x1b6...), valued at approximately $33.14 million.

This series of operations reflects ongoing institutional interest in $ETH. In terms of transfer scale, institutional investors are actively positioning in the current market prices, and on-chain movements of mainstream assets such as $BTC and $ETH are worth paying attention to.

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MrDecoder

· 4h ago

$88.2 million suddenly transferred out, is this to dump the market or is there genuine confidence? This move by the institution is quite interesting; changing addresses so discreetly... New address again, and a large amount, feels like there's a story behind it. That over 18,000 ETH at BitGo, could it be stockpiling? Just say to keep an eye on it, but this scale definitely has some movement.

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0xLostKey

· 4h ago

It's the same narrative of "institutions are deploying," every time there's a large transfer, a story has to be made up.

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FloorPriceWatcher

· 4h ago

Is the sell-off coming? Or is it just accumulation? These numbers are a bit unsettling.

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DeFiDoctor

· 4h ago

The medical record shows that this round of transfers still leaves some confusion—over 88 million USD sounds impressive, but it depends on the flow of funds. A new address doesn't necessarily mean institutions or retail investors are taking over; these details are somewhat obscured.

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