Data: Celsius Transfers 50,000 $ETH to FTX 3 Hours Before Suspension of Withdrawals

According to Etherscan data, the address marked as Celsius transferred 50,000 $ETH (about $66 million) to FTX three hours before withdrawals and other operations were suspended. Previously, Celsius had transferred 3,500 $WBTC (about $89 million) to FTX less than an hour before suspending withdrawals, swap, and transfers between accounts today.
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