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Yesterday was New Year's Eve (UTC+8 time), and an interesting on-chain activity drew attention. According to on-chain data monitoring, around 04:42 on December 31, 5.8584 million EIGEN tokens (approximately $2.1134 million) suddenly transferred from a certain DEX platform to an anonymous wallet address.
Even more interesting is that just five minutes later, the same address transferred back 5.8213 million EIGEN tokens (worth about $2.106 million) to the DEX. This rapid in-and-out operation has sparked market speculation about the behavior of large holders—whether it was liquidity testing, arbitrage, or other strategic position adjustments.
From the data, the loss amount is minimal (only a difference of about $200,000+), and the transfer speed is quite fast. Such precise operational rhythm often hints at a clear purpose behind it. For those interested in the EIGEN ecosystem and the movements of DeFi whales, these on-chain footprints are worth paying attention to.