Suspected Justin Sun address withdraws 3.2 million USDT from Spark again
According to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst Ai Yi has monitored that a suspected address belonging to Justin Sun has once again withdrawn 3.2 million USDT from Spark, with a cumulative total of 96.62 million USD stablecoins withdrawn.
The financial management address 0x939…6A1D1 currently still holds 1.15 billion USD funds on Spark, including 1.02 billion USDS and 131 million USDC. Previously, after an alleged sale of 5.51 million USD in USDS Farming rewards, the new rewards have now accumulated to nearly 600 thousand USD.
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