According to Onchain Lens, a whale had withdrawn 27,411 SOLs, worth $4.11 million, from Kraken two hours earlier after a two-month hiatus.
The wallet currently holds 97,881.45 SOL worth $14.70 million.
On April 25, Placeholder partner Chris Burniske posted on social media that traders bought through the TWAP strategy (TWAPpers), and Bitcoin's decline would not last long.
Notes: TWAPpers refer to traders or institutions that use the TWAP (Time Weighted Average Price) strategy to make large purchases, usually for a certain period of time to support the price.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has urged his economic officials to seize the opportunity presented to the global economy by market turmoil and the intensifying trade war. Russia's trade with the United States and the European Union has fallen sharply due to sanctions, but has not been affected by Trump's tariffs. The country is now facing a prolonged period of falling oil prices and falling budget revenues. "Commodity and financial marekts are...
Trump said he would meet with Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic. Small financial note: Jeffrey Goldberg recently broke the news that he was pulled into a chat group at the top of the US government to discuss the attack on Yemen's Houthi militants, which continues to attract attention from the outside world.
"There was a project that sent me a chat, implying that I supported him," wrote CZ, Binance's founder. "This is a scam. Remember, anyone can chat with me through ReachMe."
Jennifer J. Schulp, director of financial regulation research at the Cato Institute, pointed out in an op-ed that stablecoin legislation under consideration in the US Congress, including the GENIUS Act and the STABLE Act, is designed to combat illegal financial activities, but must avoid triggering excessive financial surveillance of users.
She stressed that stablecoin issuers being subject to the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) could lead to comprehensive tracking of user transactions and erode personal...
According to a Glassnode post, ETF inflows surged to $1.54 billion, and Bitcoin rallied above the cost price for short-term holders (STH) at one point. Nearly 5% of supply changed hands, short positions increased, and some short-term holders took profits. This was a key backtest, but strong support above $92,900 remains unconfirmed and the market has fully shifted into bullish territory.