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  • 14:28
    Suspected Falcon Finance wallet transfers approximately 33 billion FLOKI, worth over $1.4 million, to an exchange
    According to a report by Jinse Finance, Arkham monitoring data shows that a wallet address suspected to belong to Falcon Finance under DWF Labs transferred a total of 33.02 billion FLOKI tokens, worth over $1.4 million, to an exchange about five hours ago. These tokens had been held in the wallet for eight months, and if sold, could result in a loss of nearly $500,000.
  • 14:19
    Ondo Finance: SEC has concluded its investigation with no charges filed
    ChainCatcher reported that Ondo Finance stated the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has concluded its years-long confidential investigation into its tokenization company without bringing any charges. Ondo Finance said this marks an important step forward for tokenized securities in the United States. The investigation was launched amid heightened scrutiny of digital asset regulation during the Biden administration, aiming to examine whether Ondo's real-world asset (RWA) tokenization practices complied with federal securities laws, and whether its native token ONDO itself should be considered a security. Ondo stated that the company fully cooperated with the investigation and insisted that its tokenization approach aligns with investor protection principles. In a blog post on Monday, the company noted that the SEC's formal notice is a significant milestone not only for Ondo but also for the broader tokenization industry. Ondo said that following the conclusion of the investigation, it will continue to prioritize innovation, compliance, security, and investor protection. Driven by this news, the price of the ONDO token rose by about 5%.
  • 14:12
    Analysis: Bitcoin Long-Term Holders Reach Cyclical Lows, Selling Pressure Eases
    ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, in November, the supply of long-term bitcoin holders dropped to 14.33 million, the lowest level since March, which coincided with bitcoin's pullback low of $80,000. Currently, the price of bitcoin has rebounded to $90,000, up about 15% from the low point. Data shows that after experiencing a 36% peak-to-trough pullback, most of the spot market-driven selling pressure has subsided. In previous cycles, the supply of long-term holders usually saw a sharp decline during the retail-driven frenzy phase that accompanied the cycle peaks, especially in 2017 and 2021. However, in this cycle, long-term market behavior has shown a more cautious distribution rather than an explosive plunge, indicating that both market structure and holder behavior have changed. The change in on-chain behavior has also broken the traditional four-year cycle structure.
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