Tracked ZEC whale receives another 8,605 ZEC, lifting holdings to 65,158 coins

Tracked ZEC whale receives another 8,605 ZEC, lifting holdings to 65,158 coins

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2026-09-29 02:50:15
Odaily reported that a previously tracked ZEC whale has added roughly 8,605 ZEC since last night through addresses linked to three centralized exchanges. The newly received funds were later consolidated in batches, with two withdrawal addresses sending a combined 4,400 ZEC into the same aggregation wallet. As of publication, the entity was tied to six funding-related addresses holding a total of 65,158 ZEC, up about 15.2% from the prior level. Based on the current quoted price, the position was worth about $91.13 million. Using historical incoming prices, the average transfer-in cost stood at about $1,509.7 per ZEC, while ZEC was last quoted at $1,398.6, leaving the entity with an unrealized loss of about $7.24 million.

According to Odaily, a previously tracked ZEC whale has received about 8,605 ZEC since last night through addresses linked to three centralized exchanges.

The funds were then consolidated in batches. Two withdrawal addresses sent a combined 4,400 ZEC to the same aggregation wallet. As of publication, the entity controlled six funding-related addresses holding 65,158 ZEC in total, up about 15.2% from before, with the position valued at roughly $91.13 million.

Based on historical incoming prices, the average transfer-in cost was about $1,509.7. ZEC was last quoted at $1,398.6, leaving an unrealized loss of around $7.24 million.

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