0xb743ea9d753545819c17f805d0e208a7591d035133bcaafb6bbae6f2adb6dbde
This transaction moved 18,000 ETH (worth roughly $44.2 million at the time) between two unlabeled addresses on August 26, 2026. The sender is `0xd4fcd3c9a1d2e5843d60fe1586a65ffb5c11d78f` and the recipient is `0x9a7766392dfea2c0e4dab4742ab74f4a9ba1516b`. Neither address has a public label in our database, so we don't know if either is an exchange, custodian (third party holding assets on behalf of others), or private wallet. The transaction is flagged as a mega-whale movement (a very large single transfer by on-chain standards), and a scoring system assigned it an 8 out of 10 for confidence or significance. The transaction used a standard amount of gas (the computational fee mechanism on Ethereum) at a gas price of roughly 118 Gwei (a unit measuring transaction cost), suggesting normal network conditions at the time. The low gas consumption (21,000 units) confirms this was a straightforward ETH transfer with no smart contract interaction involved. No tokens or alternative assets were transferred in this transaction—just raw Ethereum. Without address labels or historical context about either wallet's prior activity, we cannot determine whether this was a consolidation (combining funds), a movement to storage, or a transfer between related parties. The data shows only that the movement occurred and its size.
swi-ed25519-8a0381c77bc3f06c. This proves authorship, not correctness — the fact is verifiable on-chain above; labels are our interpretation.