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A crypto whale offloaded 464 Bitcoin to rebalance its portfolio into 17,750 ETH, valued at $27.56 million.

2 hours ago

According to Lookonchain's monitoring, a whale sold 464 Bitcoin and reallocated its holdings to purchase 17,750 Ethereum approximately two hours ago, with the transaction valued at $27.56 million.

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