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Arthur Hayes sold another 320,000 LDOs, worth $227,000.

Arthur Hayes sold another 320,000 LDOs, worth $227,000.

CointimeCointime2025/11/19 16:30
By:Cointime

according to Lookonchain monitoring, Arthur Hayes sold another 320,000 LDO tokens, worth $227,000.

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