Data: 1,204,000 MORPHO tokens transferred from Ethena to Anchorage Digital Custody, valued at approximately $2.31 million

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ChainCatcher reports that, according to Arkham data, at 20:08, 1,204,000 MORPHO tokens (worth approximately $2.31 million) were transferred from Ethena to Anchorage Digital Custody.

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