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Longling Capital once again increased its holdings by 7,000 ETH, worth $30.67 million

2025.08.31 09:00:11

August 31. As per the monitoring of EmberCN, Longling Capital once more enhanced its holdings by 7,000 ETH. During the past 5 days, it transferred 20 million USDT to Binance and withdrew 7,000 ETH from Binance 10 minutes ago, with a value of 30.67 million US dollars.
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