A new address withdrew 10,057 ETH from Binance and used it for a lending loop to go long on stETH
Svmuu News: According to Lookonchain monitoring, a newly created address (0x81d0) withdrew 10,057 ETH, worth $33.68 million, from Binance, and subsequently staked it on Lido to obtain stETH.The address deposited the stETH into Aave, borrowed 45 million USDT to purchase 13,461 stETH, and then deposited that stETH back into Aave.
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