The Alameda Research Liquidation Address will swap 129 million STG for 11.142 million ZRO.

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According to Ashes Monitor, on February 12th—two hours after LayerZero revealed plans to launch its Layer 1 mainnet Zero—Alameda Research’s liquidation address sold 129 million STG tokens (12.9% of STG’s total supply) for 11.142 million ZRO tokens (roughly $24.29 million).

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