ETH whales move holdings onto exchanges before Merge
The top 10 Ethereum non-exchange addresses have seen an 11% decline in their holdings over the past three months, while on-exchange whale addresses have seen a 78% increase.
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The top 10 Ethereum non-exchange addresses have seen an 11% decline in their holdings over the past three months, while on-exchange whale addresses have seen a 78% increase.
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