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An address withdrew 3150 MKR from Binance in the past 20 minutes.

Lookonchain monitoring shows that a new wallet is accumulating MKR and LINK today. 0xE68E withdrew 3,150 MKR (worth $4.55 million) from Binance in the past 20 minutes. 0x8eAD withdrew 136,146 LINK (worth $2.05 million) from Binance 10 minutes ago, and has withdrawn 384,006 LINK (worth $5.79 million) from Binance in the past 10 days.

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