Data: 6,173,100 tons transferred out from Kiln, worth approximately 9.01 million USD

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ChainCatcher reports that, according to Arkham data, at 03:29, 6.1731 million TON (worth approximately $9.01 million) were transferred from Kiln to an anonymous address (starting with EQAPlWkl…).

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