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A $300 million crypto scam has left 1,200+ investors in Mexico and the US without funds, as authorities pursue suspects in a cross-border probe.
Quick Take A wallet linked to Ethereum Foundation has sold roughly 2,795 ETH, worth about $12.7 million, late Tuesday night, according to Lookonchain. Ethereum surged more than 7% in the past 24 hours to trade above $4,500 on Tuesday.
Chainlink jumped 10.5% to $24.2 following a strategic partnership with Intercontinental Exchange and hitting $93 billion in Total Value Secured. The rally positions LINK to potentially break five-month resistance at $25.
Ethereum rallied 6.31% to $4,515 following BitMine’s announcement of a massive $20 billion fundraising expansion. The move aims to accelerate ETH acquisitions as the firm targets owning 10% of Ethereum’s total supply.
Grayscale debuts DeepBook and Walrus trusts, granting accredited investors direct exposure to foundational Sui blockchain tokens DEEP and WAL as both tokens post gains.
- 06:44Jay Chou has deleted social media posts related to "looking for friends to invest in Bitcoin together"ChainCatcher news, Jay Chou's friend disappeared after investing over 100 millions RMB worth of BTC on his behalf, prompting Jay Chou to warn, "If you don't show up, you're finished." Subsequently, Cai Weize responded that he would "temporarily stop using social media." Taiwanese media revealed that the two are suspected to be involved in a financial dispute involving over 100 millions New Taiwan Dollars. Cai Weize was entrusted to manage an account and invest in bitcoin for Jay Chou, but claimed a year ago that the account was locked for some reason and has yet to return the assets. Jay Chou privately messaged him but received no reply, leaving him with no choice but to take this action. However, community users noticed that Jay Chou has deleted the related post from his Instagram, but has unfollowed Cai Weize.
- 06:36JustLend DAO officially initiates JST buyback and burn proposalChainCatcher news, according to official sources, in order to enhance the long-term value and governance efficiency of JST, the JustLend DAO community has officially launched a governance proposal to implement a JST buyback and burn mechanism. According to the plan, JustLend DAO will use its net income as well as the portion of USDD ecosystem income exceeding 10 millions USD to regularly buy back JST from the open market and burn it. The burn will be carried out in phases: the first batch will burn 30% of the current proceeds, and the remaining 70% will be gradually burned over four quarters (17.5% each quarter). This move will gradually reduce the market circulation of JST, establishing a solid deflationary model for it. All execution details will be fully disclosed to ensure transparency and community consensus throughout the process.
- 06:14A certain whale withdrew 506,000 LINK, worth approximately $8.47 million, from an exchange about 4 hours ago.According to Jinse Finance, monitored by analyst AI Aunt (@ai_9684xtpa), a certain whale has been frequently trading LINK recently. Three days ago, this address accumulated 934,000 LINK at an average price of $18.13 (approximately $16.94 million); the day before yesterday, when the market declined, this address deposited LINK to an exchange at $17.5, and if all were sold, it would incur a loss of about $592,000; four hours ago, this address withdrew 506,000 LINK (approximately $8.47 million) from an exchange. It is currently unclear whether these LINK tokens were repurchased or are part of the previously unsold tokens.