A long-term Ether (ETH) holder or institution transferred a total of 112,053 ETH to the Bitfinex exchange over the past week, including 30,825 ETH in the last nine hours. The total value of these transfers was about $300 million, with the latest transfer alone valued at $83.03 million. The holder, who had kept the assets for around three years, realized a profit of $72.83 million from these sales. This large transaction highlights significant movement by a single long-term investor or institution in the Ether market, which could influence market dynamics going forward.
Ethereum trades at Rp48.300.000 on Pluang as of Sep 27, 2026 08:51 WIB, showing a slight 0.03% increase in the past day. Despite the large transfer of 112,053 ETH to Bitfinex highlighted in the news, Pluang's order activity currently leans slightly towards selling at 54%. The market cap stands at Rp5.892,42 trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp89,93 trillion, indicating active trading and liquidity in Ethereum on the platform.
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