It is with great astonishment that we observe the esteemed co-founder of BitMEX, Mr. Arthur Hayes, and his stewardship at Maelstrom, who, with remarkable foresight, acquired a substantial portion of Ether.fi (ETHFI) mere hours prior to the esteemed South Korean financial institution, Upbit, announcing its inclusion in the KRW market.
The proximity of Mr. Hayes’ transaction to such a momentous declaration has, naturally, stirred the curiosity of on-chain observers. Yet, one might infer that his continued patronage of ETHFI is but a calculated maneuver within a well-documented DeFi rotation strategy, though whether this be a paragon of prudence or a mere gambit shall remain a matter of debate.
“How very curious! Merely five hours subsequent to Mr. Hayes’ procurement of ETHFI, Upbit proclaimed its inclusion,” quoth the perspicacious Lookonchain, ever the archivist of digital transactions.
In accordance with the records of Lookonchain, Mr. Hayes received no fewer than 132,730 ETHFI, valued at £72,800 (or its contemporary equivalent in coin), from the reputable Anchorage Digital. Notably, in January, BeInCrypto chronicled the gentleman’s allocation of over £3.4 million across four DeFi ventures, among which ETHFI figured prominently.
Lookonchain further noted that Mr. Hayes, in a prior instance, transferred 2.15 million ETHFI at £0.47, a gesture that might suggest a disposition to divest, though the gentleman’s latest acquisition at £0.55 per token hints at a more nuanced approach. One wonders if this is a dance of profit or a mere flirtation with fortune.
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In the interim, Upbit, with all the ceremony of a royal decree, unveiled ETHFI for KRW trading at precisely 12:30 PM today. This marks a most significant expansion for ETHFI upon the platform, which had previously permitted its circulation in BTC and USDT markets.
Upbit, ever mindful of order, imposed its customary launch restrictions: buy orders were summarily blocked for five minutes, while sell orders priced 10% below the previous day’s closure were similarly restrained. All transactions were confined to limit orders for two hours post-launch, a measure both prudent and pedantic.
ETHFI, in response to this grand unveiling, experienced a most vigorous ascent, surging over 20% to reach £0.65. Such a height was last seen in mid-January, though at the hour of this writing, the token has retreated slightly to approximately £0.57, as if humbled by its own audacity.
One might liken this fluctuation to the caprices of a debutante’s heart-briefly elevated, then tempered by the realities of the world.
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2026-03-19 12:17