Blockchain analytics firm Lookonchain recently announced that cryptocurrency giants FTX and Alameda Research once again to action It was revealed that he had passed and organized a significant digital asset transfer totaling $22 million. The mix includes various cryptocurrencies such as $IMX, $GMT, $ETH, UNI, $SHIB, $BAL, $LOOKS and $WOO.
today #FTX/#Alameda transferred ~$22M assets again, including:
NEWS CONTINUES BELOW6.26M $IMX($9.12M)
20M $GMT($5.29M)
1,643 $ETH($3.43M)
441,425 UNI($2.69M)
77.77B $SHIB($652K)
102,651 $HONEY($389K)
2.24M $LOOKS($261K)
801,893 $WOO($179K) pic.twitter.com/VUqWBiNj5G— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) December 2, 2023
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The Lookonchain tweet detailed the assets moved in this transaction:
- $6.26 million IMX: worth $9.12 million,
- $20M GMT, valued at $5.29M,
- 1,643 $ETH, worth a total of $3.43 million,
- 441,425 UNI, worth $2.69 million,
- $77.77B SHIB, worth $652K,
- $102,651 HONEY, worth 389 thousand dollars,
- $2.24 million LOOKS, worth $261,
- $801,893WOO, worth a total of $179.
These diverse cryptoassets highlight FTX and Alameda’s extensive presence across the digital asset spectrum.
FTX and Alameda Research have been moving crypto assets and transferring significant holdings of tokens to major exchanges since declaring bankruptcy. Since October 2023, a total of $551 million has been transferred through 59 different tokens. Their latest performance, a $10.8 million transfer, took place on Wintermute, Binance and Coinbase exchanges.
On November 14, 2023, another move attracted attention, with $24 million in crypto assets echoed on the Kraken and OKX exchanges. A plan approved by a US court now authorizes them to sell up to $100 million in digital assets weekly, with the potential to rise to $200 million, subject to special committee approval. However, the first of these transfers started with a $145 million stablecoin transferred in March 2023.
The first notes of this financial symphony were played in March 2023, when the $145 million stablecoin was expertly moved to platforms such as Coinbase, Binance and Kraken.