Jump Trading, a major trading firm, has recently shifted 17,049 Ether, valued at roughly $46.44 million, in anticipation of a market move.
This Ethereum, withdrawn from the Lido staking protocol, appears to be prepared for potential sale.
Blockchain tracker Lookonchain noted that Jump Trading’s remaining holdings include 21,394 ETH, or about $68.58 million.
The firm began withdrawing from Lido on August 14, but Etherscan shows a pattern of the wallet being inactive prior to these transactions.
Despite speculation of a sell-off, data from Arkham Intelligence and community feedback suggest alternative uses for these funds.
Reports show Jump Trading transferring ETH to various exchanges, indicating possible liquidity management rather than a mass sale.
Recent discussions have also linked Jump Trading to potential market impacts, with earlier warnings about large ETH sales affecting the market. The firm is under scrutiny by the US Commodities and Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
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