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Ethereum Withdrawal Acceleration, CEX Net Outflow of 178,000 ETH in the Last 24 Hours

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On September 23rd, according to Coinglass data, within the past 24 hours, CEX had a total net outflow of 178,000 Ethereum. The top three exchanges with outflows were as follows: · Binance, with an outflow of 146,500 ETH; · OKX, with an outflow of 23,600 ETH; · Gemini, with an outflow of 13,600 ETH. In addition, Bithumb witnessed an inflow of 9,225.44 ETH and ranked first on the inflow list.
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