FTX/Alameda Unstakes and Transfers Another 200,000 SOL, Bringing Total Outflows to 10.75 Million SOL

FTX/Alameda Unstakes and Transfers Another 200,000 SOL, Bringing Total Outflows to 10.75 Million SOL

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2026-06-12 00:44:31
On-chain analyst Yu Jin reported that FTX/Alameda transferred 200,000 SOL obtained from its latest unstaking round to multiple addresses five hours ago, bringing cumulative unstaked and transferred SOL since November 2023 to 10.75 million.
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According to Odaily, on-chain analyst Yu Jin monitored that FTX/Alameda transferred 200,000 SOL from its latest unstaking round to multiple addresses about five hours ago. The amount was valued at approximately $13.01 million based on the monitoring data. Yu Jin said that most of these recipient addresses later move SOL to Coinbase or Binance.

Cumulative SOL transfers since November 2023 reach 10.75 million

The data shows that since November 2023, FTX/Alameda staking addresses have repeatedly unstaked and transferred SOL through a similar process. The cumulative amount has reached 10.75 million SOL, with a total value of about $1.407 billion. Based on these transfers, the average transfer price was approximately $130.9 per SOL.

At present, the related FTX/Alameda staking addresses still hold 2.985 million SOL in a staked state, valued at around $200 million under the same monitoring framework. The latest movement continues the pattern of unstaking SOL and then distributing it to multiple addresses, with further tracking dependent on subsequent on-chain address changes.

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