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A whale withdrew 1.48 million UNI from Coinbase Prime 2 hours ago, about 10.4 million US dollars

BlockBeats reported that on August 22, according to Spot On Chain monitoring, a wallet address was just reactivated after being silent for 6 months, and 1.48 million UNI (about 10.4 million US dollars) was withdrawn from Coinbase Prime about 2 hours ago.

Currently, this wallet address holds 3.91 million UNI (about 27.2 million US dollars).

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