Whale Swaps 86 BTC Worth $5.86M for 2,943 ETH via ThorChain

BTC3,86%
ETH5,72%

Gate News bot message, a whale has swapped 86 BTC valued at $5.86 million for 2,943 ETH at $1,992 per ETH through ThorChain. The whale currently holds 43.57 BTC worth $2.99 million.

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