A whale that participated in the Ethereum ICO in 2015 transferred 133300 ETH ($36.37 million) to Coinbase 2 hours ago. The giant whale participated in the ICO at a cost of $0.311 and obtained 170000 ETH. Currently, it has sold most of its holdings at an average price of $1137, earning a cumulative profit of $193 million. The address currently has 1484 ETH ($4.01 million) left. (Ashes)

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After being dormant for 6 months at a cost of $11.61, the Ethereum Ancient Whale recharged 13330 ETH to Coinbase, worth approximately $36.37 million. At the time of the recharge, the ETH price was $2728.59, with an expected profit of approximately $36.21 million.

An early investor in 2016 recharged 133300 ETH worth $36.37 million to Coinbase after a six-month hiatus. The holding cost of the address was $11.61, and the recharge price was $2728.59, with an expected profit of over $36.21 million. (Auntie Ai)

The total circulation of Open Standard USD stablecoin OUSD on the entire chain is about 666 million, of which Tempo has a circulation of about 473 million, accounting for 71%; Solana chains are approximately 68.01 million, accounting for 10%; The base chain consists of approximately 65.02 million pieces, accounting for 10%; Ethereum has approximately 60.45 million coins, accounting for 9%. The cumulative transfer amount of OUSD on the Tempo chain reached 1.19 billion US dollars. The reserve assets are 666 million US dollars, including about 588 million US dollars in treasury bond bonds and about 78.03 million US dollars in cash. The reserve coverage is 100%.