According to @OnchainDataNerd, a wallet that may belong to Maven11 Capital deposited 10 million ENA (approximately $2.05 million) into Binance about 20 minutes ago, with the address referenced in the source post, according to @OnchainDataNerd. The same address received 18.18 million ENA (approximately $4.48 million) from a vesting event last month and deposited 3.68 million ENA (approximately $1.06 million) into Binance at that time, according to @OnchainDataNerd. Based on those figures, today’s 10 million ENA deposit is roughly 172% higher than last month’s Binance deposit and equals about 55% of last month’s vesting amount, based on calculations from the data reported by @OnchainDataNerd. Large token transfers to exchanges are commonly interpreted as potential near-term sell-side liquidity because they increase tradable supply on centralized venues, according to Glassnode Academy. Market participants often monitor order book depth and exchange inflow trends after significant deposits for signs of short-term supply absorption, according to Glassnode Academy.

According to @EmberCN, an address labeled as belonging to Maven11 Capital withdrew 21.156 million ENA from Binance over the last 19 hours, totaling approximately $15.1 million at an average price of $0.714 (source: @EmberCN on X). The address is viewable on Arkham Intelligence at intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/0x9c7B3C57632aB8BED71a4dDbC950d8C009DFe7aA, which is labeled as Maven11 Capital and reflects the referenced activity (source: Arkham Intelligence).