23:55 2025-03-20
A giant whale bought 290,212 UNIs for 1,000 ETH 5 hours ago.According to Onchain Lens monitoring, five hours ago, a giant whale spent 1,000 ETH (about $1.97 million) to buy 290,212 UNIs at an average price of $6.78 each. The whale had been idle for 3.5 months.
The whale still holds 1,016 ETH, worth about $2 million.
23:49 2025-03-20
Gemini to Serve as Custodian of the Evolve Leveraged Cryptocurrency ETFOn March 21, crypto trading platform Gemini announced that it will serve as the custodian of the Evolve Levered Bitcoin ETF and the Evolve Levered Ether ETF, which began trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange on Tuesday under the TSX tickers LBIT and LETH.
Both ETFs offer investors leveraged access to the crypto world, potentially enabling "expanded returns while maintaining high standards of security and regulatory compliance".
23:43 2025-03-20
Musk Receives SEC Subpoena for Twitter AcquisitionAccording to a court filing on Thursday, Musk was subpoenaed in the SEC's lawsuit against him. The subpoena was delivered to SpaceX headquarters on March 14. According to the lawsuit summary, the deadline for answering is April 4. In January (before Trump took office), the SEC sued Musk for failing to disclose in a timely manner the purchase of Twitter stock, which cost $150 million less. (Jin Ten)
23:28 2025-03-20
Golden Morning News | List of important developments overnight on March 2121:00-7:00 Keywords: PoW mining, PENGU ETF, TON, Polkadot ETF
1. SEC: PoW mining does not constitute a securities offering.
2. Canary submits Form S-1 to apply for a PENGU ETF;
3. The TON Foundation raised over $400 million through token sales;
President Trump will deliver a video address at 22:40 Beijing time.
5. The SEC has confirmed receipt of the 21Shares spot Polkadot ETF application.
6. The New York Stock Exchange submitted a proposal to the SEC to allow Ethereum ETFs to be pledged.
7. Wal...
22:51 2025-03-20
Morgan Stanley strategist Wilson: US stocks will not hit new highs in the first half of this yearMorgan Stanley's Michael Wilson said the wild swings that plagued Wall Street in 2025 are likely to continue at least through the second half of the year, with shares expected to remain below the highs hit last month. The firm's chief U.S. equity strategist expects any near-term gains to be temporary and led by low-quality companies, given the uncertainty surrounding the outlook for corporate and economic growth. "My best guess is that this will be a rolling recovery," Wilson said in an intervie...