0xf620de60d5487167f26754f6535999649f410da050429add53a7fdff31b7d9ec
A single transaction moved 3,500 ETH (worth approximately $8.76 million at the time) from one address to another on October 11, 2026. The transfer was flagged as VIP_WHALE_ETH, meaning the system identified it as a high-value movement by a known large holder. The sending address is 0x518484390f8b5616d78707d05ff68feec217f3e7 and the receiving address is 0xbc4e3963a1d20bc2c165ba31ffaa43e0311f2b8e; neither carries a public label in our database, so we cannot determine whether either is an exchange, custodial wallet (centralized storage system controlled by an intermediary), or self-custody (private holder). The transaction used a standard direct ETH transfer (no smart contract involved, hence token_symbol is null). Gas costs were modest relative to the amount moved—21,000 gas units at a gwei price of 64.57, a typical on-chain fee pattern. The score of 7 indicates this transaction has moderate documentation in on-chain history databases, meaning its journey is reasonably well-tracked but not exhaustively indexed. This data tells us only that a large ETH movement occurred between two addresses at a specific moment. We cannot infer intent, timing relative to market events, or the identity of the parties without additional context or labeling. The addresses' prior transaction patterns and subsequent behavior would provide richer insight into the movement's significance.
swi-ed25519-8a0381c77bc3f06c. This proves authorship, not correctness — the fact is verifiable on-chain above; labels are our interpretation.