Two wallets are suspected of withdrawing from KuCoin and Gate 110000000 Lobster tokens, accounting for 11%
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The two wallets reportedly withdrew from KuCoin and Gate 110000000 Lobster tokens, accounting for 11%。
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A whale withdrew 110000000 Lobster tokens, accounting for 11%
PANews October 7 According to Ember Monitoring, 2 wallet addresses (possibly belonging to the same whale or institution) cumulatively withdrew from the exchanges KuCoin and Gate today 110000000 Lobster tokens (equivalent to approximately 7010000 USD), accounting for 11%。
PANews reported that 2 wallet addresses cumulatively withdrew from KuCoin and Gate today 110000000 Lobster tokens.
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These tokens are equivalent to approximately 7010000 USD。
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These tokens account for 11%。
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The original report stated that the two wallets may belong to the same whale or institution.
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The information was relayed from Ember Monitoring.
AI-assisted interpretation
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The report said that two wallets transferred a large amount of Lobster tokens out of two exchanges. The original report did not provide the wallet addresses or transaction hashes, so this withdrawal and the ownership of the wallets cannot currently be independently confirmed.
Why it matters to readers
If the withdrawal is genuine, the quantity of tokens immediately available for sale on exchanges may decrease; if the two addresses are controlled by the same party, subsequent concentrated transfers or selling could amplify price volatility. These effects have not yet been confirmed.
An exchange withdrawal does not necessarily mean the tokens will be held long term, nor does it necessarily mean they will be sold; it is necessary to continue monitoring whether the tokens re-enter exchanges or are transferred to other addresses.
Risks and unknowns
The original report did not provide the two wallet addresses or transaction hashes, so independent verification is not possible.
It cannot be confirmed whether the two wallets belong to the same whale or institution.
The use of the tokens after the withdrawal cannot be confirmed, nor can it be confirmed whether they will be transferred back to an exchange.
The original report did not provide the token ticker.
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Whale
An individual, institution, or organization that holds a large amount of a particular cryptocurrency and may significantly influence market prices through large-volume buying or selling.
The destination information that must be verified when receiving or sending cryptocurrency; transfers are generally irreversible if it is entered incorrectly.