A whale withdrew 98,000 wstETH and 3,000 cbBTC from Aave
Svmuu News According to Lookonchain monitoring, an OTC whale (0xd45...FB20), who previously purchased 163,000 ETH and 4,000 cbBTC, withdrew 98,032 wstETH (worth $272 million) and 3,000 cbBTC (worth $221 million) from Aave. Due to being unable to withdraw ETH affected by the KelpDAO rsETH bridge vulnerability, the whale directly exchanged 7,438 aEthWETH (worth $16.83 million) for 1,930 stETH and 5,272 ETH, resulting in a loss of 237 ETH (worth $540,000). Currently, this address still has 10,000 ETH (worth $22.8 million) remaining in Aave.
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