According to @OnchainLens citing Nansen data, an Ethereum ICO participant has staked 150,000 ETH worth approximately $656 million to the ETH2 deposit contract after 8 years of inactivity (source: @OnchainLens, Nansen). According to @OnchainLens, the participant originally received 300,000 ETH for $93,300 during the ICO, implying an estimated cost basis of about $0.31 per ETH based on those figures (source: @OnchainLens). The staking address is 0x317BcFCC8d645e365A796eb505b57c060aC2132B and the ICO address is 0x7c532DB9E0c06C26fd40Acc56AC55C1eE92D3C3A, according to @OnchainLens with Nansen as the data source (source: @OnchainLens, Nansen). At 32 ETH per validator, the 150,000 ETH stake is equivalent to roughly 4,687 validator lots, per Ethereum Foundation specifications (source: Ethereum Foundation).

According to @lookonchain, an Ethereum ICO participant sold 2,300 ETH for USD 9.91 million about 20 minutes ago, leaving a balance of 1,623 ETH valued at USD 6.99 million. Source: @lookonchain. Based on @lookonchain’s figures, the sale implies an average execution price of roughly USD 4,309 per ETH calculated as 9.91 million divided by 2,300. Source: @lookonchain. @lookonchain also reports the address originally received 20,000 ETH at a total cost of USD 6,200, indicating substantial historical profitability behind the recent distribution. Source: @lookonchain.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, an Ethereum ICO address has recently been involved in selling activities. Additionally, three staking addresses have collectively staked 682,000 ETH. These movements could impact ETH's market dynamics and should be monitored by traders.