A whale deposited 561,782 UNI to Binance 3 hours ago
Lookonchain monitoring shows that three hours ago, a whale deposited 561,782 UNI tokens (approximately $4.38 million) into Binance and still holds 2 million UNI tokens (approximately $15.48 million). This whale has been hoarding UNI tokens for the past year and this is their first time selling UNI. Most of their UNI tokens were withdrawn from Binance, with a total of 1.31 million UNI tokens (approximately $8.16 million) withdrawn from Binance at an average price of $6.22.
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