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Ethereum whale suspected of capitulating with losses exceeding 20 million dollars

Ethereum whale suspected of capitulating with losses exceeding 20 million dollars

AiCoinAiCoin2026/06/08 12:15
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According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, address 0x691…5FfF2 deposited WBTC and ETH worth $15.2 million (80 WBTC + 6,100 ETH) to an exchange 4 hours ago, suspected of taking a loss. These tokens were acquired at the market peak in mid-October last year, and the assets have since shrunk by 44%, with estimated losses exceeding $20 million.
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