Lookonchain said that a wallet linked to Arthur Hayes bought another 1,400 ETH worth about $2.51M. The post made Hayes-linked Ethereum accumulation visible through on-chain wallet tracking, rather than through a direct statement from Hayes. The wallet linked to Arthur Hayes(@CryptoHayes) bought another 1,400 $ETH($2.51M) 4 hours ago.Click Here pic.twitter.
Arthur Hayes bought 1,400 ETH worth $2.5 million as criticism continues over his recent sales of HYPE, ZEC, and WLD tokens.
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A wallet linked to BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes added 1,400 ETH worth about $2.51 million, while popular ether whale “geministar.eth” hauled in 32,278 ETH, roughly $57 million, over just two days. Hayes-Linked Wallet Keeps Buying Lookonchain reported that a wallet associated with Arthur Hayes has bought another 1,400 ETH, worth around $2.
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