geministar.eth Withdraws 8,715 ETH From Binance and Stakes It on etherfi

geministar.eth Withdraws 8,715 ETH From Binance and Stakes It on etherfi

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2026-06-15 01:38:07
On-chain analyst Ai Yi reported that geministar.eth withdrew 8,715 ETH from Binance, worth about $14.99 million, at a withdrawal price of $1,720.3, and has deposited the funds into etherfi for staking.
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Odaily reported that on-chain analyst Ai Yi detected a sizable ETH movement involving the address geministar.eth, also identified as 0x49C...F1f2. According to the monitoring information, the address withdrew 8,715 ETH from Binance about one hour before the report. The assets were valued at approximately $14.99 million, with the withdrawal price recorded at $1,720.3 per ETH.

The same on-chain monitoring showed that the withdrawn ETH has since been deposited into etherfi for staking. The disclosed transaction path is straightforward: the funds first moved out of Binance, a centralized exchange, and were then placed into etherfi’s staking process. The key details provided in the original report include the address, the ETH amount, the dollar value, the withdrawal price, the source exchange, and the final staking destination.

No additional information was included in the source regarding the address’s earlier holdings, any intended staking duration, or subsequent transactions after the etherfi deposit. The report is therefore limited to the observed withdrawal and staking activity captured by Ai Yi’s on-chain monitoring.

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