F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun's address withdrew 3,996 ETH and staked it.
Original headlineF2Pool 联创王纯地址提出 3996 枚 ETH 并质押
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F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun withdrew 3,996 ETH, worth roughly $8.23 million, from Binance on November 11, then staked the tokens through Lido and deposited the resulting wstETH into the Spark protocol. The move shifts the ETH into liquid staking and DeFi yield venues rather than leaving it on a centralized exchange. It matters as a signal of continued appetite among large holders for stacking staking yield with additional DeFi returns via wstETH. Watch whether other large wallets follow with similar Lido-to-Spark flows and how wstETH liquidity and lending demand on Spark respond.
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