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A whale holding $94.04 million in ETH, dormant for 3 years, buys 17,826 ETH through recursive borrowing
According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a whale became active after being dormant for 3 years. The whale originally held 38,554 ETH, worth $64.28 million. They deposited 20,000 ETH (worth $33.28 million
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A whale holding $94.04 million in ETH, dormant for 3 years, buys 17,826 ETH through recursive borrowing
According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a whale became active after being dormant for 3 years. The whale originally held 38,554 ETH, worth $64.28 million. They deposited 20,000 ETH (worth $33.28 million
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