- Protection Fund
  1,000 BTC Protection Fund to safeguard your assets
- Career
  Join WEEX and build the future
- WXT Zone
  Exclusive fee rates and airdrops
- Announcement Center
  Get the latest updates from WEEX
- Elite Trader
  Share strategies and earn rewards
- Crypto Wiki
  Master trading with easy-to-follow guides
- Affiliate
  Unlock exclusive perks and high commissions
- Crypto News
  Keep up with the latest crypto trends
- Contact Verifier
  Verify the channels you use
- VIP Perks
  Become a WEEX VIP today
- Events Calendar
  Explore WEEX events around the world
Buy Crypto
- header.nav.buy
  header.nav.buy_desc
- P2P Trading
  Buy crypto with 0 fees
Markets
Futures
- USDT-M Futures
  Perpetual futures settled in USDT
- Demo Trading
  USDT-M futures demo
- About Futures
  Trade with confidence
- Leaderboard
  Current & past leaderboards
Spot
Copy Trade
WE-Launch

Scan to download
More options

Two major whales/institutions that have recently been accumulating ETH have once again increased their holdings by 43,591 ETH, worth $145 million.

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/07/24 02:22:24

BlockBeats News, July 24th, according to EmberCN monitoring, two recent whale/institutional investors who have been continuously accumulating ETH (most likely belonging to companies/institutions executing an ETH reserve plan) have further increased their holdings by 43,591 ETH worth $145 million in the past few hours:

The address '0x8eE...b7d' continued to accumulate 32,368 ETH worth $116 million through FalconX 6 hours ago. This address has accumulated a total of 138,345 ETH worth $503 million since July 19th, with an average price of $3,644.

Another whale/institution that has been accumulating ETH since July 14th through Kraken increased its holdings by 8,223 ETH worth $29.4 million 3 hours ago. This address has accumulated a total of 58,156 ETH worth $211 million, with an average price of $3,564.

A Whale Goes Long on DOGE with 10x Leverage, Holding $19.82M Position

A whale added another 224.82 WBTC, with a floating profit of $5.621 million