A crypto project that initially raised 820,000 ETH in a 2016 ICO has sold a substantial amount of ETH on major exchanges.
Golem Network (GLM), an open-source platform facilitating decentralized computing power access, raised its Ethereum holdings when ETH was priced at $10.20 during its ICO in November 2016.
Golem aims to democratize access to censorship resistant computing power. This is facilitated by a cutting-edge protocol that allows users to supply and lease providers’ idle hardware in a peer-to-peer (P2P) manner.
According to Lookonchain, Golem recently sold 24,400 ETH valued at $72 million across Binance, Coinbase, and Bitfinex over a span of three days.
Despite these sales, the project retains 127,634 ETH valued over $381 million at current ETH prices around $3,000, marking an astronomical increase of over 29,000% since its ICO.
XRP (XRP) has dropped by 2.4% in the past 24 hours as a much-needed pullback continues to unfold The token currently sits at $2.20 but trading volumes have dropped by 19% in the past 24 hours, meaning that the selling pressure has eased. Crypto liquidations have surged to $230 million in the past 24 hours […]
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