FTX/Alameda Moves 200,000 SOL Received From Latest Unstaking Round

FTX/Alameda Moves 200,000 SOL Received From Latest Unstaking Round

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2026-06-12 02:00:52
According to on-chain monitoring cited by ChainCatcher, FTX/Alameda transferred 200,000 SOL, worth about $13.01 million, from its latest unstaking round to multiple addresses.
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ChainCatcher reported that, according to monitoring by on-chain analyst Yu Jin, FTX/Alameda transferred 200,000 SOL about five hours ago. The tokens came from the latest round of unstaking and were valued at approximately $13.01 million based on the monitoring data.

The SOL was sent to multiple addresses. ChainCatcher’s report noted that most of these addresses later tend to move SOL into Coinbase or Binance. The transaction is part of a broader pattern observed in FTX/Alameda-related staking addresses since November 2023.

Total unstaked transfers have reached 10.75 million SOL

Data cited in the report shows that since November 2023, FTX/Alameda staking addresses have used similar methods to unstake and transfer out a cumulative 10.75 million SOL. The total value of those transfers is estimated at about $1.407 billion, with an average transfer price of roughly $130.9 per SOL.

At present, the related staking addresses still hold 2.985 million SOL in staking, valued at approximately $200 million under the same monitoring reference. The figures were attributed to Yu Jin’s on-chain tracking and published by ChainCatcher.

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