On-chain data monitoring platform detected an important operation: FTX/Alameda-related addresses completed a large withdrawal of staked assets, transferring out a total of 195,669 SOL from staking. Based on the current price, this amounts to approximately $27.98 million.
The underlying logic behind this operation is worth noting. As former leading institutions, FTX and Alameda's on-chain behavior often reflects market liquidity changes and asset allocation intentions. A large outflow of SOL from staking may indicate preparations to increase liquidity reserves or preemptive actions in response to specific market opportunities.
For the SOL ecosystem, fluctuations in staking volume directly relate to network security and staking rates. Currently, such large-scale unstaking operations are worth paying attention to by participants.
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ponzi_poet
· 01-13 00:42
Is FTX starting to act up again? Are they holding back big moves here or are they really just planning to sell off?
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SchrödingersNode
· 01-13 00:41
Are those FTX guys still causing trouble? Even at this point, they’re still trying to stir things up.
Is it SOL again? Why is this ecosystem so easily hammered?
27.98 million USD, they really dare to dump... Are they trying to crash the market or is there an opportunity?
Not optimistic; unlocking collateral means they want to dump, no other reason.
The SOL ecosystem might be under pressure this round; the collateralization rate dropping is really a bit dangerous.
Why do FTX guys always act first? Blockchain transparency isn’t that bad...
Wait, how many points do they need to crash...
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-13 00:36
Are those FTX folks up to something again? The $27.98 million worth of SOL suddenly unstaked... This pace feels off.
Wait, is this liquidation asset or are they planning some big move? I can't figure it out.
The fluctuation in SOL staking rate is really exhausting; when big players move, everyone panics.
There must be some insider information, otherwise who would unstake so much without reason?
Stay alert, these moments often hide opportunities.
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 01-13 00:18
Is FTX moving SOL again? This guy really hasn't calmed down, with a big move of 27.98 million dollars... Something doesn't feel right.
On-chain data monitoring platform detected an important operation: FTX/Alameda-related addresses completed a large withdrawal of staked assets, transferring out a total of 195,669 SOL from staking. Based on the current price, this amounts to approximately $27.98 million.
The underlying logic behind this operation is worth noting. As former leading institutions, FTX and Alameda's on-chain behavior often reflects market liquidity changes and asset allocation intentions. A large outflow of SOL from staking may indicate preparations to increase liquidity reserves or preemptive actions in response to specific market opportunities.
For the SOL ecosystem, fluctuations in staking volume directly relate to network security and staking rates. Currently, such large-scale unstaking operations are worth paying attention to by participants.