An address dormant for over two years has deposited 33,180 ETH into Bitfinex, valued at $86.93 million.

Per HTX market data, the wallet address bc1qsz associated with BIT (formerly Matrixport) has deposited an additional 1,000 BTC into Binance, worth roughly $81.06 million. On September 15, BIT (formerly Matrixport) deposited 1,400 BTC into Binance, valued at approximately $107.8 million, while withdrawing 10,000 ETH from the exchange, worth around $24.67 million.

The altcoin market remains hot, with the TOTAL3 index (total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum) rising over 22% in the past 30 days, while Ethereum’s market share increased by 10.23% over the same period. According to HTX market data, in the last 24 hours: AR rallied more than 46% to a market cap of $260 million; STRK jumped over 32% to $302 million; XTZ gained more than 28% to $354 million; F rose over 27% to $20 million; SYN climbed more than 28% to $54 million; G advanced over 23% to $84 million; INJ rallied more than 23% to $732 million; ZAMA surged over 22% to $205 million; MORPHO jumped more than 18% to $1.721 billion; SKY gained over 14% to $1.671 billion.

According to Lookonchain's monitoring, two wallet addresses suspected to belong to the same whale, after being dormant for over two years, deposited 33,180 ETH into Bitfinex, valued at roughly $86.93 million. These ETH currently hold an unrealized profit of around $20.48 million.

Whale bc1qsz, linked to (Matrixport), just deposited another 1,000 $BTC ($81.06M) into #Binance.

Two wallets (likely belonging to the same whale) deposited 33,180 $ETH ($86.93M) into #Bitfinex after more than 2 years of inactivity, making a $20.48M profit!

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