An on-chain transfer of 49,984,623.698518 USDC was recorded on Ethereum mainnet.
Block: 26412294; block time: 2026-11-14 09:22 UTC; event index: 2029. The record comes from a Transfer log in the USDC contract, and scans by two mainnet nodes agree.
Transaction details: https://etherscan.io/tx/0x475f9ed7f172c036ff24bdf9a3881ba328a155e3c7af1828591cb68c330fcccc
An on-chain transfer may be a movement between accounts, a contract operation, or something else. A transfer record alone cannot confirm who owns the addresses, whether funds flowed to an exchange, whether a buy or sale took place, or what effect it had on the price. A single transaction may contain multiple transfer events, and the amount cannot be directly equated with newly added funds. Block records may also change due to an extreme chain reorganization.
When you see a large transfer, do you first check who owns the addresses or look at the transaction’s other transfer records?
#链上数据 #USDC
Data collected: 2026-11-14 17:33 CST; source: dual-node Ethereum mainnet RPC.
Not investment advice.
Block: 26412294; block time: 2026-11-14 09:22 UTC; event index: 2029. The record comes from a Transfer log in the USDC contract, and scans by two mainnet nodes agree.
Transaction details: https://etherscan.io/tx/0x475f9ed7f172c036ff24bdf9a3881ba328a155e3c7af1828591cb68c330fcccc
An on-chain transfer may be a movement between accounts, a contract operation, or something else. A transfer record alone cannot confirm who owns the addresses, whether funds flowed to an exchange, whether a buy or sale took place, or what effect it had on the price. A single transaction may contain multiple transfer events, and the amount cannot be directly equated with newly added funds. Block records may also change due to an extreme chain reorganization.
When you see a large transfer, do you first check who owns the addresses or look at the transaction’s other transfer records?
#链上数据 #USDC
Data collected: 2026-11-14 17:33 CST; source: dual-node Ethereum mainnet RPC.
Not investment advice.
