According to Lookonchain monitoring on October 27th, FTX/Alameda affiliated addresses transferred 253,862 LINK tokens (approximately $2.67 million) and 1.59 million AGLD tokens (approximately $1.34 million) to Coinbase this morning. In addition, according to Arkham Intelligence data, the remaining $4.8 million worth of MATIC tokens in the FTX wallet were transferred to an intermediate address early this morning, and then the address transferred $1.8 million worth of tokens to Coinbase.
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FTX associated address transferred $2.67 million worth of LINK and $1.34 million AGLD to Coinbase
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