According to Lookonchain monitoring, on October 13th, cryptocurrency broker FalconX again withdrew 1.23 million LDO worth $1.86 million from Binance. Over the past 5 days, FalconX has withdrawn a total of 6.48 million LDO (approximately $9.8 million) from Binance.
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FalconX Once Again Withdraws 1.23 Million LDO From Binance, Worth $1.86 Million
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