During the past week, multiple whale/institutional addresses withdrew MKR from CEX, pushing the price of MKR up by 18% from $1350 to $1605 this week. Among them, five major addresses withdrew 17,260 MKR ($26.24 million) from CEX in the past week, as monitored by on-chain analyst Yu Jin.
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5 major addresses withdrew 17,260 MKR from CEX in the past week
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