Three addresses have cumulatively transferred PEPE tokens worth 13.47 million US dollars from CEX
According to @ai_9684xtpa's monitoring, three addresses have collectively transferred $PEPE worth 13.47 million USD from centralized exchanges. Among them, address 0x06b…6836A and address 0x855…f6623 are both making their first positions in $PEPE, while address 0x837…0d8F7 appears to plan on selling 700 billion tokens but then transferred back 600 billion.
In addition, data from Scopechat shows that the net buying amount of $PEPE on-chain has reached 2.02 million USD in the past 24 hours, which is 2.88 times the average buying value last week, indicating unusual buying activity.
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