Data: The encrypted wallet service provider Exodus has increased its BTC holdings to 656 coins, and its SOL holdings have surpassed 20,000 coins
The cryptocurrency wallet service provider Exodus, listed on the US stock market, announced its operational data for May, revealing that it increased its holdings by 27 bitcoins last month, bringing its total bitcoin holdings to 656; it also increased its holdings by 1,439 SOL, with the current SOL holdings reaching 20,673, but reduced its holdings by 439 ETH, decreasing its Ethereum holdings to 1,433. In addition, Exodus processed $383 million in cryptocurrency transactions in May, up from $347 million in April, with monthly active users reaching 1.5 million, unchanged from the end of April.
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