Norway’s sovereign wealth fund indirectly holds 11,549 BTC, hitting a new all-time high, while BitMine’s exposure of about 67,340 ETH is also revealed. / The state-backed team’s holdings can’t be hidden anymore 😇 They say it’s indirect, but on-chain there’s nothing ambiguous at all.
Cumberland made a transfer of 3.72 million UNI (about $12.63 million) to major CEXs such as Binance and Coinbase in the past 23 hours. During the same period, UNI fell from 3.59 to 3.22, down 10% 😏 Market makers are dumping like crazy onto exchanges—was this because they knew in advance the market was going to get dumped, or because they just couldn't stand it anymore?
On-chain’s largest Bitcoin short adds another 258 BTC, bringing total position to 1,900 BTC; opening price at $63,582; notional value $125 million./Is this short here because they have too much money, or because they’re against BTC? With 1,900 BTC sold into the market, either they get rich overnight or they retire immediately 😇/Do you think this round can short it at the top of the mountain?
5 hours of shopping to buy 300 BTC, worth $19.03 million. The 19pFLW whale’s trading speed is even faster than grandma抢菜 😇 Currently holding a total of 1,120 BTC, with an average price of $69,294 — is this run meant to go wild aiming for $70,000, or are you trying to be a gatekeeper?
Norway’s largest sovereign wealth fund, NBIM, first disclosed its holdings in ETH treasury company BitMine: 1.16% of the shares, valued at about $88.25 million. Even Norway’s sovereign wealth fund is starting to stock up on ETH treasury shares 😇 This time, traditional institutions aren’t just talking.
A giant whale previously cut losses three times, and now has added another 330 BTC; long positions have returned to a value of $110 million. Currently, it’s up about $292,000, and it has also earned $118,000 in funding fees. After cutting losses three times and still daring to add to the position—this guy is clearly going toe-to-toe with the market 😇 If you ask me, this isn’t “bottom-fishing”; it’s more like fighting with himself— but this time, he really held on and pulled it back. What do you think: does he have exceptional skill and nerve, or is he just completely stubborn?
SEC once again postpones the tokenization innovation exemption plan, originally intended to grant U.S. crypto firms a 12–36 month regulatory sandbox and the issuance of tokenized securities. If you ask me, this plan seems like it’s nowhere in sight 😇 When Wall Street raises an eyebrow, the SEC backs off—let’s just close the door on tokenized stocks first. Do you think it can actually be implemented?
Bitwise CIO says the DeFi market size and pricing power have both been underestimated, and potential like Hyperliquid far exceeds expectations. Institutions are only now coming to hype up DeFi—if you ask me, it’s late 😇 The early birds already drank the soup; can this bandwagon really grab that much?
Ethereum Foundation abandons Poseidon hash, switches to SHA2/BLAKE2 for the post-quantum path—open-source SNARK.fast has already produced 1.8 million BLAKE3 proofs per second. Honestly, the Foundation has started defending against quantum computers, and we're still staring at tomorrow's candlestick charts 😇 The mindset gap is more than just a small margin.
Stablecoin boss Tether delivers the first ever complete audit—KPMG issues an unqualified opinion, with reserves exceeding liabilities by $6.814 billion. After years of people shouting “Tether can never be audited,” it’s got to hurt a bit now 😇 On-chain transparency is a thing: believers believe, and for those who don’t, you do you.
Today, over $1.4 billion in crypto options expire. BTC’s biggest pain point is at $64,000, with the put/call open interest ratio at 0.85. Let’s settle up together—bulls and bears—so the $64k level may be stepped on several times today 😂
August 14, according to HTX market updates, Bitcoin fell below $63,000; the 24-hour drop is 1.03%. The 60,000 threshold is breached just like that 😇 Now the value-investors will have to perform “value investing” in the comments again, right?
On-chain platform Bubblemaps bites TikTok’s breakout Meme coin XST’s base: a $70,000,000 market cap; 74% of the supply is held by a small number of people—standard Rug pull pre-signals. If you ask me, this whole play of AI face-swapping celebrities + short-video push tactics has been overplayed 😇 Once the hype dies down, all the bag-holders become just case study material. When you see this kind of thing, just detour.
Binance announces support for third-party tokenized stocks with a 1:1 conversion to bStocks, covering ETH and BSC on-chain versions. You can trade them 24/7 or redeem the underlying stocks 1:1. To be honest, that old-school broker trading-hours limitation just got dragged on the ground 😇 Stocks can be redeemed on-chain 7×24 seconds—so this is basically moving Wall Street into your pocket. What do you think about tokenized stocks?
A user’s RBF auto-bidding script didn’t set an upper limit—one transfer burned 1.6 BTC (about $103,000) entirely as fees, and the recipient received nothing. So yeah, you just hand-delivered a ~$100k bonus to the miners with your own hands 😂 In my opinion, the script is even more “addicted” than a person: the money doesn’t even get transferred before it’s all burned into transaction fees. Next time, remember to add a cap to RBF.
“Maji Big Brother” bought BAYC #5715 for 34.17 ETH three years ago. Now he’s cutting losses and liquidating it at 8.3 ETH, losing three-quarters. After flipping, he added to his ETH long position, topping it up to 2,800 ETH (about $5.3 million). His liquidation price is $1,863. Even the big shots are starting to sell apes to replenish their balance 😇 This isn’t averaging down—it’s clearly keeping the long position alive. If ETH doesn’t rally again, the next person to be liquidated will be the story’s protagonist.