FTX/Alameda distributed 190,000 SOL to 29 addresses, with the majority flowing into CEX.

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/08/12 09:22:03
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BlockBeats News, August 12th, according to EmberCN monitoring, FTX/Alameda redistributed 190,000 SOL (approximately $34.09 million) withdrawn from staking to 29 addresses 6 hours ago. Based on previous records, most of the addresses receiving SOL are expected to further transfer the SOL to Coinbase or Binance.

Since November 2023, the FTX/Alameda staking address has redeemed and transferred a total of 8,788,000 SOL (approximately $1.159 billion) through the aforementioned method, with an average transfer price of $132.

Currently, the FTX/Alameda staking address still has 4,727,000 SOL (approximately $829 million) staked.

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