According to Lookonchain, a whale wallet that had been inactive for approximately 500 days suddenly reactivated and withdrew 4,700 ETH, equivalent to $12.98 million, from exchanges. This significant movement could potentially impact ETH liquidity and trading strategies, as large withdrawals might indicate changes in market trends or investor strategies.

According to Lookonchain, a whale wallet that had been dormant for approximately 500 days has suddenly activated and executed a withdrawal of 4,700 ETH, valued at $12.98 million, from exchanges. This movement is significant as it could indicate a change in market behavior or strategy by large holders, which may impact Ethereum's price dynamics.

According to Lookonchain, a whale wallet withdrew 1,100 BTC, valued at $64.26 million, from Binance 21 minutes ago. The wallet address involved is 1KuPikhUYtHz3fmSQ2UvotpUuN672NuEcm.

According to @lookonchain, a whale wallet recently claimed 30,007 ETH (worth $78.67M) and deposited 24,007 ETH (worth $61M) to Coinbase over the past three days, leaving a balance of 6,000 ETH (worth $15.16M). Simultaneously, a new wallet withdrew 21,912 ETH (worth $55.32M) from Coinbase and staked it in Lido. The potential relationship between these two wallets remains unclear but could indicate coordinated activity.