ChainCatcher reports that, according to Arkham data, at 05:22, 192,161.15 SOL (worth approximately $16.8 million) was transferred from an anonymous address (starting with AfEbeTtr…) to another anonymous address (starting with EsqW28zv…). Subsequently, at 05:28, this address transferred 341,000 SOL (total value approximately $157 million) to another anonymous address (starting with 7bTfjabZ…).
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