ChainCatcher report: This morning, 60,000 ETH were withdrawn from Ethereum staking and transferred to Coinbase. According to Yujin analysis, the owner of these ETH is Andrew Keys, co-founder of DARMA Capital, who has staked them for nearly five years. Over the past few days, these ETH were extensively withdrawn and consolidated before being transferred to Coinbase. Over the nearly five-year staking period, these ETH generated approximately 18% in token-based returns (16,000 ETH, valued at $34.2 million).
Analyst: 60,000 ETH transferred to Coinbase, believed to belong to DARMA Capital co-founder Andrew Keys
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A recent ETH analysis shows that 60,000 ETH was unstaked and transferred to Coinbase, likely belonging to DARMA Capital co-founder Andrew Keys. The funds had been staked for nearly five years, earning 16,000 ETH in rewards, valued at $34.2 million. This movement has drawn attention from altcoin trackers, as it signals significant on-chain activity within the Ethereum ecosystem.
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