On-chain analyst Ai Yi detected that former ConsenSys ambassador Russell Verbeeten initiated a large ETH transfer after one year of dormancy, withdrawing 20,426 ETH from Aave and distributing it to 10 new addresses, with 4,144 ETH already sent to an exchange. The ETH source dates back 10 years, costing just $5.6 each.
Former ConsenSys ambassador Russell Verbeeten (@rverbee) has resumed large ETH transfers after one year of silence, as reported by on-chain analyst Ai Yi. Seven hours ago, he withdrew 20,426 ETH (approx. $37.26 million) from Aave and distributed it across 10 new addresses.
One address received 4,144 ETH which was then sent to an exchange; the remaining tokens have yet to be moved or sold. On-chain tracing shows that the ETH originated from a decade ago, with an acquisition cost as low as $5.6 per token.
This low cost basis puts the unrealized profit at over 32,000% given today’s price of around $1,824 per ETH, highlighting the extraordinary returns of long-holding early adopters.
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