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某新地址从Coinbase提取3.38万枚HYPE,价值约188万美元

BlockBeats 消息,8 月 15 日,据 Onchain Lens 监测,一个新创建钱包地址近期从 Coinbase 累计提取 3.381 万枚 HYPE,价值约 188 万美元。
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PANews reported on June 26 that, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, two whale are accumulating HYPE. A newly created wallet, “0x66F,” withdrew 222,493 HYPE (US$14.4 million) from Coinbase. Whale“0x643” received 44,986 HYPE (US$2.87 million) and 860.8 ETH (US$1.35 million) from FalconX, currently holding 152,986 HYPE (US$9.86 million) and 9,311 ETH (US$14.58 million).

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A new wallet withdrew 278,800 HYPE tokens from Coinbase, equivalent to approximately $17.45 million.

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