The architect of Ethereum, Vitalik Buterin, has taken action again. He just made a transfer of 1.009 ETH worth around (2.94 million dollars—targeting another wallet.

Such large movements always attract the market's attention. The on-chain activities of founders generally lead to speculation: is it a sale or a different strategy?

The numbers are clear: 1.009 ETH. Not round numbers, but a specific amount. Why now? Where is it going? Questions are flying in the air.

By the way, Vitalik's past transfers have always been talked about. Let's see what will happen this time.

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TopBuyerForever

· 11-27 05:01

Here it comes again, this number is not neat at all, there must be something to it.

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Layer2Observer

· 11-26 20:43

1.009 is indeed not a random number... we need to look deeper into the on-chain data to make a statement. Let's first examine the historical behavior pattern of this Wallet, and not let the surface numbers lead us by the nose. Such non-integer transfers often have traces to follow, technically it might involve gas optimization or contract interaction. It needs to be clarified that it does not necessarily indicate a selling signal. From an engineering perspective, what interests me more is the identification of the target Address rather than the amount itself. An interesting observation: every time Vitalik Buterin moves, it can trigger a round of public opinion storms, but the actual on-chain evidence is often overlooked. There is a misconception here - the conversion of 2.94 million dollars can easily mislead people, given the Fluctuation in coin prices. Considering all factors, a single transfer does not explain too many issues; we need to look at the entire Wallet activity cycle.

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