Today I learned one interesting fact from the animal world. I learned that whales help fight global warming! These animals absorb large amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and when they die, they carry all the accumulated gas to the ocean floor. But what do Ethereum whales do? And they come to life after three years of inactivity and transfer 145,000 ETH (approximately $274 million) within the system. A previously unknown “subspecies of cetaceans” distributed these funds among various wallets, sending a total of 14 transactions in the amount of 5,000, 10,000 and 20,000 ETH. The event, of course, is far from the level of the fight against global warming, but also caused a storm of discussions within the crypto community. There are speculations that this “bzzz” is not without reason – the whale probably wants to stake his assets and receive income from several nodes. This is what I mean by portfolio diversification © CryptoGuru
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