According to @OnchainLens, an ETH whale moved 47,507 ETH ($207.38M) into two new wallets after four years of inactivity, traced to address 0x67f706db3bbd04a250eed049386c5d09c4ee31f0, which is relevant for near-term ETH liquidity monitoring (source: Onchain Lens; data: Nansen). The whale previously received 123,687 ETH (~$19.04M at receipt) from Bitfinex, routed 2,901 ETH (~$1.67M) via Tornado Cash, and redeposited 20,000 ETH (~$39.4M) to Bitfinex, indicating measurable exchange inflows that traders track for potential order-book impact (source: Onchain Lens; data: Nansen). The wallet still holds 53,278 ETH (~$232.51M), leaving substantial supply off-exchange but with distribution risk if transfers continue, warranting watch on further flows (source: Onchain Lens; data: Nansen). Exchange inflows are historically associated with elevated short-term selling risk and can pressure price and funding if sustained, so monitoring Bitfinex netflows and any follow-on transfers from the cited address is prudent (source: CryptoQuant metrics guide; data: Nansen).