Justin Sun Withdraws 14,884 ETH from Binance, Total ETH Holdings Nearly 400K

Sujha Sundararajan

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ETH rebounds above $2,500

Tron founder Justin Sun has further cashed out 14,884 Ether (ETH), on Monday, from Binance exchange, according to Spot On Chain.

The Ether withdrawn is worth $35.97 million and adds up to Justin’s total ETH holdings, that he has been accumulating since February. With the addition, Justin now holds 392,474 ETH, with an estimated cost of $1.19 billion, now valued at $995 million.

Justin Sun’s Latest Transactions. Source: Spot On Chain

His withdrawal arrives the same day as he denied rumors about liquidation of his position, calling it “false.” As the ETH price dipped below $2,000 on Monday, strong rumors circulated that more than $200 million in Justin Sun’s leveraged long positions were liquidated.

Justin, on Monday, also criticized leveraged trading strategy, writing that they do not significantly benefit the industry.

Further, Justin has also deposited a net amount of $49 million worth Tether (USDT) to HTX in the past 3 days.

ETH Slightly Recovers from Market Bloodbath, Trades Above $2,500


The crypto market, after experiencing the worst crash in 2024 during the last 48 hours, is slowly rebounding today. Bitcoin surged to a high of $56,000, while, Ethereum rose to $2,525.

Ethereum gained a crucial support level and rallied over 10% to reach a daily high of about $2,547.

Along with crypto market, major global stock indexes crashed on Monday. This has led Ethereum’s fear and greed index to drop to as low as 17 percent, representing extreme fear.

However, per on-chain data analysis, whale investors such as Justin Sun had seized the opportunity, pulling out Ether. Notably, another whale had withdrawn 16,236 ETH, worth about $40 million, from the HTX exchange.

Meanwhile, Ethereum is currently trading at $2,503 at press time.

Additionally, the recently approved US-based spot Ether ETFs, registered a net cash inflow of about $1.64 million on Monday. This is led by VanEck’s ETHV and Fidelity’s FETH.