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Sophon to shut down mainnet on November 30, sets earlier withdrawal deadline
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Sophon has given users until November 25, 2026, <\/b>to withdraw assets from its blockchain before the network\u2019s planned shutdown on November 30. Sophon confirmed the final timetable for closing its mainnet and warned that infrastructure and related websites would begin shutting down after November 25<\/b>. Assets remaining on the network after the withdrawal deadline could become permanently inaccessible.
The announcement follows the project\u2019s June decision to stop operating <\/b>its own Ethereum layer-2 blockchain and concentrate on consumer finance and artificial intelligence applications on Base. Sophon instructed users to withdraw SOPH, ETH, USDC<\/b> and any other assets still held on its blockchain before the deadline.<\/b>
The five-day gap between the withdrawal deadline and the final shutdown<\/b> is important because users may lose access to essential services before the blockchain stops operating entirely. Sophon warned that key websites and network infrastructure would begin closing after November 25.<\/b> It did not promise that withdrawals would remain possible until November 30. The project urged users to rely exclusively on official links and watch for fraudulent migration websites. Such sites may imitate legitimate withdrawal portals to trick users <\/b>into connecting wallets or approving malicious transactions.","text_length":1405,"media":{"root":"\/00e\/owcAAPmZ6FQAAAAAi-QvYDY99Hs","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":170,"hash":"1X-aVjql8rz3SHEPRlz4Ow&ts=1792960963"},"x":{"w":800,"h":425,"hash":"cwHM3jCQsO5efqvC1PMK1w&ts=1792960963"},"y":{"w":1024,"h":544,"hash":"TfoadJgrFGpuJJBZz_tE4Q&ts=1792960963"},"i":{"bytes":"AVACg|ChGmU6UoXk8AAVPAFNucnnP+NRzABBjp61S3K6DAAeFIJpUjywHvRt+7xj8etWYlXzxk88ZHpWljNsqSphn4xjFFWbgDzpB67aKlgnoV0Y+URQrEnYenX6UUUupfQeo2Dd1x0BpEkO8HuTRRVkDZnLM5+lFFFSwR\/\/2Q=="}}}}},{"channel_id":1424529913,"post_id":1954,"date":1792060225000,"forwards":"65","views":"20.0K","text":" Starknet launches 7-day vote on leaving Ethereum over quantum risks<\/b>
<\/b> Starknet has launched a seven-day community vote on October 15, 2026<\/b>, asking STRK holders whether the network should explore leaving Ethereum\u2019s Layer 2 ecosystem to become an independent Layer 1 blockchain designed to resist future quantum computing threats.<\/b> The proposal confirms that STRK would remain the network\u2019s native cryptocurrency under either arrangement, with no replacement token planned. Existing bridges connecting Ethereum and Starknet would remain available. <\/b>
<\/b> Starknet currently operates as an Ethereum Layer 2 network<\/b>, processing transactions using its own infrastructure while relying on Ethereum for certain security and settlement functions. The proposed move would allow Starknet to operate as an independent Layer 1 blockchain, giving it more direct control over the systems responsible for its security<\/b>. According to the governance proposal, concerns about future quantum computers have prompted developers to examine whether maintaining the current relationship with Ethereum could delay certain security improvements.<\/b>
<\/b> Quantum computers could eventually threaten widely used cryptographic systems, <\/b>particularly some methods used to protect blockchain accounts and authorize transactions. StarkWare believes its existing technology provides a foundation for addressing those risks. However, the proposal acknowledges that parts of Starknet remain dependent on Ethereum\u2019s infrastructure. The network currently uses<\/b> Ethereum for functions including data availability and its main blockchain bridge. Changes to the security of those components depend partly on Ethereum\u2019s own upgrade plans<\/b>. Moving to an independent Layer 1 could allow Starknet developers to set security requirements for those functions without waiting for Ethereum.<\/b>","text_length":1839,"media":{"root":"\/001\/ogcAAPmZ6FQAAAAALHyOLnsOSFY","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":174,"hash":"ZHVoS7m8HvznCQju3I8W-w&ts=1792960963"},"x":{"w":800,"h":434,"hash":"993rkkOB6f07O0ldnLKPjg&ts=1792960963"},"y":{"w":1030,"h":559,"hash":"TnBju8qYH4MXNQF1yJIIcg&ts=1792960963"},"i":{"bytes":"AWACg|CmcSLkdfSoGGDTgxBzTmIcA960eptJqSv1GlCEz6dacEU425Oeo9Ke7ZDnPX\/GmB9q4HXuaLWJSjckLCMYXk0VCTRRct1uxYaP5clE\/DNV2x9D6AUUU2ctPZkjxMsYYkfNSRAMwBAOfWiijqU9mWTEVUHZH+RoooqjnP\/Z"}}}}},{"channel_id":1424529913,"post_id":1953,"date":1791551849000,"forwards":"75","views":"18.4K","text":"
Tether\u2019s reserve custodian faces Senate questions. What can it see or stop?<\/b>
<\/b> Senator Richard Blumenthal has asked Cantor Fitzgerald to explain its Tether relationship by October 23<\/b>. The inquiry separates control over reserve assets from control over USDT on public blockchains. Its questions cover the Treasury assets held for Tether, the firm\u2019s reported ownership stake, due diligence and possible exposure to sanctions violations. <\/b>The request follows a report prepared by Democratic staff of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. It is an inquiry, not a finding that either company breached the law.<\/b>
<\/b> A bank or broker holding assets behind a stablecoin can see the securities and cash entrusted to it<\/b>. A token issuer can see transactions on public networks and, for USDT, can freeze specified addresses through its controls. Neither view automatically gives the other firm a complete picture.<\/b> The distinction is central to the letter\u2019s question about what Cantor knew, what it was obliged to investigate and what it could have stopped. <\/b>
<\/b> Blumenthal, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations,<\/b> addressed the letter to Cantor chairman Brandon Lutnick. He requested information about annual revenue from Tether, the value and terms of Cantor\u2019s ownership interest, reserve custody arrangements, audits, sanctions <\/b>practices and communications concerning Tether\u2019s regulatory affairs. The letter asks for responses by October 23 and calls on Cantor to preserve relevant records.<\/b>","text_length":1535,"media":{"root":"\/00b\/oQcAAPmZ6FQAAAAAGiDROYeGmMU","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":176,"hash":"3YM3RAGdUni8TOL5EHNtXw&ts=1792960963"},"x":{"w":800,"h":439,"hash":"pnUnB3Y3hjiOOBrPQ_zwVw&ts=1792960963"},"y":{"w":981,"h":538,"hash":"m0IllzNdqQrEPuEceTQivA&ts=1792960963"},"i":{"bytes":"AWACg|B8s8Tu2GTHrzmora0EgV85B6ip4LaFoMiMFs9zUUoa2PyjCjnANBjclms41U4DDjjnNZ8iFIg+w\/N3I\/lVt70Z2fMSeOtVbm5ZlSIhdq+hoKiJBF5isxGdvrRTA7zTYGBnsTiigHuXE1FkTBiU9DTGla9mC7VXd\/hRRTEh8YthHhhIfXgVXngjySrPx6iiipNUkVsorcqx\/GiiimJn\/9k="}}}}},{"channel_id":1424529913,"post_id":1952,"date":1791036433000,"forwards":"63","views":"19.1K","text":" Chainalysis AI traces $387M Bitget hack in under 10 minutes<\/b>
<\/b> Chainalysis has used its in-house AI to cut more than 20 hours of manual bridge reconciliation to under 10 minutes<\/b> while investigating the $387 million stolen from Bitget. Chainalysis\u00a0said\u00a0in its Oct. 1 report that investigators built custom automation to connect transactions across blockchains after the Sept. 24 breach.<\/b> The reported time saving concerned matching bridge deposits with payouts, one part of an investigation involving Bitget and law enforcement partners. <\/b>
<\/b> Working around the clock, the firm\u2019s investigation team used the tools to follow fragmented transaction trails<\/b> and share findings with the exchange and authorities. According to the report, newly identified addresses received stolen-fund labels within minutes, making the information available to compliance teams through its data platform. Under the process described by the firm,<\/b> investigators set the matching rules, checked the results, and decided which leads to pursue. Its AI helped them build tools for the specific case rather than taking control of the investigation.<\/b>
<\/b> Drawing on more than a decade of cross-chain attribution data, the automation connected deposits on one network with payments on another.<\/b> The firm said the approach helped reconstruct activity that could otherwise appear unrelated when viewed on separate blockchains. In the stolen XRP trail, investigators identified transfers through a cross-chain liquidity protocol that paid out Bitcoin instead of sending the XRP directly<\/b> to an exchange. According to the report, tens of millions of dollars passed through that route over roughly a day and a half.<\/b>","text_length":1681,"media":{"root":"\/012\/oAcAAPmZ6FQAAAAA9OqPHTwS2As","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":179,"hash":"PVRpIkeHmAO_27CZab5kcQ&ts=1792960963"},"x":{"w":800,"h":447,"hash":"xB3nPIlgyqh3rixY8hVrAA&ts=1792960963"},"y":{"w":992,"h":554,"hash":"aXVsnp72mZf7yx_gxt5pGw&ts=1792960963"},"i":{"bytes":"AWACg|BkNwTw2D71Hu+Z3blQOR61ADg5AOcetLglck8AjNaXMkhxwHwwx7HnFTFFH38\/TNNaJCTJ5hBbPBHOe9LPLHuaNQCFIwwpDuRyja\/ytuX3opMIRyT74FFFwsQHaW+QED3NOD4P4UUUhjmlZWdScs\/U4qLPHU80UUAO35AHORRRRTA\/\/9k="}}}}},{"channel_id":1424529913,"post_id":1951,"date":1790607816000,"forwards":"79","views":"18.9K","text":"
Tether and Shiga plan self-custodial wallets for Africa and the GCC<\/b>
<\/b> Tether and Shiga have announced plans to bring self-custodial wallets for USD\u20ae, Bitcoin, and Tether Gold <\/b>to individuals and institutions across Africa and the Gulf Cooperation Council. Under the new plan, ENTA will serve individuals, high-net-worth users and businesses. Tether said customers will be able to add funds using<\/b> local currency, U.S. dollars, or Bitcoin, then hold and transfer USD\u20ae, Bitcoin and XAU\u20ae from self-custodial wallets<\/b>.
<\/b> The funding options and the assets held in the wallet serve different roles<\/b>. A customer adding local currency, for example, would use it to fund access to the supported digital assets; the announcement does not say that ENTA will hold local currency as a wallet asset. Tether also did not give a launch date, list the countries where ENTA will first be available, or set out the fees customers would pay. <\/b>
<\/b> Tether chief executive Paolo Ardoino said WDK would let companies build products<\/b> in which users retain control of their assets. \u201cTogether with Shiga, we are bringing that infrastructure to markets where people and businesses face real challenges protecting savings and moving money across borders,\u201d Ardoino said.<\/b>","text_length":1244,"media":{"root":"\/012\/nwcAAPmZ6FQAAAAA9OqPHTwS2As","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":170,"hash":"QXwyM1WYtqxBBf1n2RzkrA&ts=1792960963"},"x":{"w":800,"h":426,"hash":"Zmq8eSseFsON7pNch79Ekg&ts=1792960963"},"y":{"w":987,"h":526,"hash":"C63ghUSOIbb-TYqi0fnYIg&ts=1792960963"},"i":{"bytes":"AVACg|CxsxwRn3pSqpGWOcD2pd428Hp1zTw3rx9KzuVYijkjdgqhsn2qcRgUyMbTITkZbIx3pXkXnJzjnrQxR8x6qM4yM9aKpRyN5\/m80UmhpjJYwkYwTjHTNPQswGG2\/hmiiqZKJN0jHBfge1QEfvWGTz6UUUB0I5lKDhm4HrRRRVEo\/9k="}}}}},{"channel_id":1424529913,"post_id":1950,"date":1790171478000,"forwards":"62","views":"19.9K","text":" Ripple\u2019s Schwartz compares Glock case to SEC fight<\/b>
<\/b> Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz has compared a new Connecticut firearms lawsuit<\/b> with Ripple\u2019s former SEC battle, arguing that both disputes raise questions about businesses determining whether their conduct complies with unclear regulatory standards. Schwartz\u00a0said\u00a0on Sept. 23 that the situation described in the Glock litigation<\/b> appeared \u201cgrossly unfair,\u201d after attorney Kostas Moros drew attention to Glock\u2019s claim that Connecticut officials had not clearly told the manufacturer whether redesigned pistols comply with a law taking effect Oct. 1. Schwartz added: \u201cAsk me how I know.\u201d <\/b>
<\/b> His comparison refers to Ripple\u2019s years-long dispute with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission<\/b>, but the Connecticut case does not involve cryptocurrency, securities law or the SEC. No court has found that Connecticut officials used the same legal strategy as the federal securities regulator; <\/b>Schwartz\u2019s comments describe his personal interpretation of the two disputes.
<\/b> Glock filed\u00a0Glock, Inc. v. Griffin et al.<\/i>\u00a0in the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut on Sept. 21,<\/b> naming Chief State\u2019s Attorney Patrick Griffin and state prosecutors responsible for enforcing the law. The company brought the case under 42 U.S.C. \u00a7 1983 and challenged Connecticut\u2019s new restrictions on \u201cconvertible pistols.\u201d<\/b> The manufacturer has asked the court for emergency relief before the statute becomes effective. Judge Kari A. Dooley ordered Glock to serve the complaint and injunction papers by noon Sept. 24<\/b>, gave defendants until 5 p.m. Sept. 28 to respond, and scheduled a hearing for 9:30 a.m. Sept. 29 in Bridgeport.<\/b>","text_length":1682,"media":{"root":"\/001\/ngcAAPmZ6FQAAAAALHyOLnsOSFY","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":171,"hash":"8TdVQyme602OtsPXgRpUDQ&ts=1792960963"},"x":{"w":800,"h":427,"hash":"YhoFtzJkPuLMcERCkO80Dg&ts=1792960963"},"y":{"w":1020,"h":544,"hash":"hPORPviaN-ZAwTqMoCME2A&ts=1792960963"},"i":{"bytes":"AVACg|CU7U\/gQU5ZBjhB+VVo\/nHLZpS2zAZiozgkVZJfyAMkD8qeNv8AdFVY5wIkUAFSSM96PNPrg1DRSZdAHpiiqiTfJz9aKmxVzOVysQI6nNKsmByAR6GiitUZMmWQADCAZHWmhzmiihgPjnJbbt420UUVDLR\/\/9k="}}}}},{"channel_id":1424529913,"post_id":1949,"date":1789732802000,"forwards":"76","views":"19.4K","text":" Kevin O\u2019Leary buys crypto again as he eyes next blockchain adoption wave<\/b>
<\/b> Kevin O\u2019Leary has returned to buying new cryptocurrency positions<\/b> for the next market cycle while watching for a major stock exchange to adopt blockchain infrastructure, a development he expects could influence which network gains institutional traction. His investment approach is focused less on picking individual crypto assets<\/b> in isolation and more on determining which underlying network could become a standard for a major industry. Conversations with executives have yet to produce a clear answer<\/b>, he said, because companies across different sectors are considering different blockchains.<\/b>
<\/b> O\u2019Leary said he can speak directly with chief executives about the networks<\/b> their companies are evaluating, but \u201cnone of them are saying the same thing.\u201d A major stock exchange could provide one of the clearest signals, according to O\u2019Leary, who described the first exchange to adopt a blockchain as a potential \u201cwatershed moment\u201d for the crypto industry.<\/b>
<\/b> Once an exchange settles on a network, companies and financial institutions<\/b> that interact with the venue could have an incentive to work with infrastructure that meets the same technical and compliance requirements. O\u2019Leary presented that scenario as one possible route through<\/b> which a particular blockchain could gain wider use.","text_length":1370,"media":{"root":"\/012\/nQcAAPmZ6FQAAAAA9OqPHTwS2As","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":175,"hash":"C4CdRO2-X7T-s9DblbHdqQ&ts=1792960963"},"x":{"w":800,"h":437,"hash":"tLtlhbE5beweW2HYpdm9YQ&ts=1792960963"},"y":{"w":1030,"h":563,"hash":"c_nC4P-cx_cdpcLqLOoBbw&ts=1792960963"},"i":{"bytes":"AWACg|AFwWt35AK4xioYgJXO7AA5NRQzlUfHPHFJ5xSQFcHIpO9tCIrXUlu1i5khfr1XuKqgMzYFWSiyryNrY7fWq4LPIqkgCpTNGhY1Uqd7hcDPrmimBQWOWAyegopiHouZCvTg0xchxg9KKKZKJmuXaAjgEnGcVUJ5oopI0YodlHykj6UUUUyT\/9k="}}}}},{"channel_id":1424529913,"post_id":1948,"date":1789305163000,"forwards":"80","views":"20.4K","text":" Ripple targets $13T treasury market with RLUSD<\/b>
<\/b> Ripple has identified corporate treasury clients handling roughly $13 trillion annually<\/b> as a potential distribution channel for its $2.4 billion RLUSD stablecoin. The $13 trillion figure describes annual transactions touching Ripple Treasury\u2019s customer base.<\/b> It is not an RLUSD volume forecast, revenue projection or commitment from those customers to use the stablecoin.<\/b>
<\/b> Ripple entered corporate treasury management through its $1 billion acquisition of GTreasury in October 2025<\/b>. The business now operates as Ripple Treasury and serves approximately 1,200 corporate treasurers and chief financial officers. According to McDonald, companies using the platform move money domestically<\/b>, across borders and between their subsidiaries. \u201cThat customer base hadn\u2019t been onchain,\u201d he said. \u201cThey touch roughly 13 trillion dollars worth of transactions on an annual basis.\u201d<\/b>
<\/b> Ripple has not disclosed how much of that activity could move into RLUSD<\/b>. The figure defines the existing transaction base served by the treasury platform, leaving any stablecoin conversion as a company target instead of confirmed future volume. \u201cSo that opportunity set is just massive,\u201d McDonald said. His assessment represents Ripple\u2019s commercial view and does not show that Ripple Treasury<\/b> clients have agreed to replace bank deposits, wire transfers or other payment methods.<\/b>","text_length":1410,"media":{"root":"\/012\/nAcAAPmZ6FQAAAAA9OqPHTwS2As","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":173,"hash":"NCzXJu_4LSWjK4mqQRoaKA&ts=1792960963"},"x":{"w":800,"h":433,"hash":"TAh_LzBKt9cMKX8RdM2mPg&ts=1792960963"},"y":{"w":1001,"h":542,"hash":"FbcQ4-q_CwaRqCRf2Bi7LQ&ts=1792960963"},"i":{"bytes":"AWACg|CX5U\/gUe5p6yDAwi1VTMgyTnFODFSAW2AnGfSrJL2QBkgD8KcNvoKrxyqsarjcCcb\/AF5pPNPrioaKTLgA+lFVkl45I680VDRVzOSQogI6nOPagOMYcbhRRWyMmTK0YUBVPtk9KTeSc0UUMB8cylguO2TRRRUMtH\/\/2Q=="}}}}},{"channel_id":1424529913,"post_id":1947,"date":1788869067000,"forwards":"76","views":"20.2K","text":" Boyaa Interactive adds 205 Bitcoin, taking total holdings to 4,316 BTC<\/b>
<\/b> Boyaa Interactive has purchased approximately 205 Bitcoin for $14.3 million<\/b>, raising its total holdings to roughly 4,316 BTC as the gaming company continues to deploy crypto assets across its Web3 projects. Boyaa Interactive International Limited said\u00a0in a Sept. 4 Hong Kong Stock Exchange announcement that the purchases were completed through a series of open-market transactions <\/b>between June 24 and Sept. 4. The company spent HK$110 million, equivalent to approximately $14.3 million<\/b>, using idle cash reserves generated from its business operations.
<\/b> Following the transactions, Boyaa<\/b> holds around 4,316 Bitcoin at an average purchase cost of $68,280 per BTC. The purchases were carried out through regulated and licensed trading platforms, with prices based on prevailing bids and asks in the open market. <\/b>
<\/b> The latest acquisition was not conducted under the shareholder approval granted at Boyaa\u2019s annual<\/b> general meeting on June 18 for a separate major Bitcoin transaction. Since applicable percentage ratios for the new purchases exceeded 5% but remained below 25%, the deal was classified as a discloseable transaction under Hong Kong listing rules.<\/b>","text_length":1242,"media":{"root":"\/003\/mwcAAPmZ6FQAAAAAxodKqnryBqU","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":170,"hash":"BT_-02xWSDIUkhKCrRsraA&ts=1792960963"},"x":{"w":800,"h":425,"hash":"nIvJ2mhxVs-JAUCtMRZYyg&ts=1792960963"},"y":{"w":985,"h":523,"hash":"WA57gChDdaSNuaCFI5Piow&ts=1792960963"},"i":{"bytes":"AVACg|Csg+bI9a1YpkEKjONo5rJT5cAHJ9c1NEQSctyKTRaZLeSxyhAclhkZHeqjKNv3RnOcnmlY\/vPShuaa0E9SLeQCp5HpRTHPzUU7klhVweCac8zRkDg\/WiimxogZzKcnj6UbmPeiikIZjDc80UUUCP\/Z"}}}}},{"channel_id":1424529913,"post_id":1946,"date":1788354185000,"forwards":"92","views":"20.2K","text":" Ethereum price targets $2,550 if key EMA holds<\/b>
<\/b> Ethereum price fell below $2,400 on Sept. 2 as renewed fighting between the United States and Iran <\/b>pushed oil and Treasury yields higher, weakening demand for risk assets. According to data from cryptonews, Ethereum price traded near $2,372 at the time of writing, down about 1.9% on the day after reaching an intraday low of $2,356.<\/b> The latest decline extended a pullback from the Aug. 27\u201328 highs near $2,510. <\/b>
<\/b> ETH has now lost about 5.5% from the upper end of that range. Sellers also pushed the token through the $2,400<\/b> psychological level, which had limited several declines during the previous two weeks. The 4-hour chart shows that Ethereum formed a series of lower highs after its final attempt to regain $2,500 on Aug. 31. Selling accelerated on Sept. 2<\/b>, with the latest 4-hour candle opening near $2,418 before falling as low as $2,356.<\/b>
<\/b> The decline has not erased Ethereum\u2019s broader August recovery<\/b>. ETH remains above the daily 20-day simple moving average at $2,299, as well as its 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day averages at approximately $2,054, $1,903, and $2,030, respectively.<\/b>","text_length":1152,"media":{"root":"\/006\/mgcAAPmZ6FQAAAAAQHB-aczjK-s","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":171,"hash":"GYcI4DqloABYTwguPkvaWw&ts=1792960963"},"x":{"w":800,"h":428,"hash":"WxlLaHo8If8Jx9ljYUcw4g&ts=1792960963"},"y":{"w":988,"h":529,"hash":"PpUR2dB5APvFno7xl09gPg&ts=1792960963"},"i":{"bytes":"AVACg|CvbQeY6Aj5QcmpLu3P2gsP4utWbGRRbx4XLE8k0+eYHeHXirTQmnYzxblXIYDIpptnCg7e2aPtJM24A4HGKdJeMTLgFeMAHtTuieVjFtnkICrkminNfyCMqFGcj5sUUXQrMlsmKssfVW61LdcTiMfdJ596KKzN3sQiNTcOAAMt+VNkRT57Y54\/nRRVrYxbd0R4BRlwPmIOfSiiigEf\/9k="}}}}},{"channel_id":1424529913,"post_id":1945,"date":1788105861000,"forwards":"84","views":"19.4K","text":" Bitcoin adds $4.6B as onchain liquidity rebounds<\/b>
Bitcoin\u2019s realized capitalization increased by more than $4.6 billion during the week ending Aug. 30,<\/b> according to CryptoQuant contributor Darkfost. The increase accompanied BTC\u2019s sharp recovery from around $63,000 earlier in August to above $80,000.<\/b> Darkfost described the increase as the strongest short-term realized-cap movement since the current bear market began. However, the analyst warned that the 30-day average growth rate remained just 0.4%, meaning the data does not yet confirm a sustained liquidity expansion. <\/b>
<\/b> Realized capitalization values each Bitcoin at the price recorded when it last moved onchain<\/b>. This differs from standard market capitalization, which values the entire circulating supply at the latest market price. When older coins move at higher prices, realized cap generally increases. Analysts often interpret that change as capital entering the market because coins are transferring to buyers with higher cost bases.<\/b>
<\/b> The latest $4.6 billion increase followed an extended period of declining or weak realized-cap growth.<\/b> Darkfost said the reversal suggests incoming liquidity helped support Bitcoin\u2019s recent price advance. The analyst nevertheless stopped short of identifying the move as a confirmed market regime change. \u201cThis move still needs confirmation,\u201d Darkfost said, pointing to the modest 30-day growth rate.<\/b>","text_length":1412,"media":{"root":"\/011\/mQcAAPmZ6FQAAAAAObb1po1tF6k","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":182,"hash":"WwBq2PR6s6msM6g26mdn8g&ts=1792960963"},"x":{"w":800,"h":456,"hash":"ejHd80ddvzFK_cniwRL_Jg&ts=1792960963"},"y":{"w":993,"h":566,"hash":"t8DhXcNTNSnYqsxN2s62AA&ts=1792960963"},"i":{"bytes":"AXACg|BUkR7VcYBPykZ57VEojkRBh8jOOaii+UdvxqzbjbGCABwabYiCWGNG2mMj\/ezTJ7eIR703K3p2qa4cmMc8g5odz9nXdj6mlcCv9nKQ7yOSQB9OaKV5GJwSaKYEkcT4LM3HpSQysn3enaiihgFxKHxhQD04pC+V5O7Hc0UUkAAh1PcDtiiiigR\/\/9k="}}}}},{"channel_id":1424529913,"post_id":1943,"date":1787672562000,"forwards":"75","views":"20.1K","text":" Binance founders used \u2018The Simpsons\u2019 codenames, former employees share<\/b>
<\/b> Former Binance employees say CZ and Yi He used Homer and Marge Simpson<\/b> codenames in internal communications. According to former employees familiar with the practice, the pair followed the company\u2019s long-running association with the colour yellow by adopting the names of television\u2019s most famous yellow couple<\/b> \u2014 Homer and Marge Simpson.
<\/b> The choice was particularly fitting given that CZ and Yi are not only Binance co-founders <\/b>but also long-time romantic partners. Their personal relationship was kept largely out of the public eye for years, despite the pair working together closely as they built Binance<\/b> into the world\u2019s largest cryptocurrency exchange.
<\/b> Yellow has long been one of the defining colours associated with Binance<\/b>, appearing prominently throughout its branding and visual communications. Against that backdrop,\u00a0The Simpsons<\/i>\u00a0\u2014 perhaps the world\u2019s most instantly recognisable yellow family \u2014 provided an obvious source of inspiration for an informal internal naming convention<\/b>. According to the former employees, the connection was understood internally, turning Homer and Marge into playful alter egos for the company\u2019s two co-founders.<\/b>","text_length":1240,"media":{"root":"\/013\/lwcAAPmZ6FQAAAAAo2YVX47GU0w","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":177,"hash":"N8syjA5GIn_coGJCs80e7Q&ts=1792960963"},"x":{"w":800,"h":443,"hash":"RGx3EEpaiaF--1tqsR4v5g&ts=1792960963"},"y":{"w":971,"h":538,"hash":"AH0pNImkv4nxj6HXXTOZ2g&ts=1792960963"},"i":{"bytes":"AWACg|CokTvIFweaR4njYhlwR7VaR5UYF1ITvg0\/zonbaR0A64x3\/wAaw5mbWKHGMlR+dKmxm2gMCeODVs+Qcsw7jjH0zQiW5KMNq+vzYPT396rnIasMj8iJFLoScbjkdRmiq80js5y27tk+lFVy31JHb3ZRyMHjkCpRbsWO8gnGeKKKiWmxqQtE6rkkUzgA5GT9aKKtEsN6dCn60UUUyD\/\/2Q=="}}}}},{"channel_id":1424529913,"post_id":1942,"date":1787226574000,"forwards":"77","views":"20.3K","text":" GnosisDAO approves Gnosis Chain\u2019s move to Ethereum L2<\/b>
<\/b> GnosisDAO approved GIP 153 on Aug. 19,<\/b> authorizing Gnosis Chain to transition from a standalone layer one network into a ZK proven Ethereum Economic Zone rollup. The final vote recorded 123,158 GNO in favor, 115 GNO against and 151 GNO<\/b> abstaining across 54 voters, according to a Gnosis Chain\u00a0announcement. Total participation reached 123,425 GNO, well above the required quorum of 75,000 GNO. <\/b>
<\/b> The decision gives Gnosis developers a mandate to begin<\/b> designing the change. It does not immediately convert the chain into a layer two network. The initial version is scheduled around the end of 2026 or beginning of 2027, subject to the required technology being ready.<\/b> Gnosis Chain currently operates its own proof of stake consensus system and validator set. Following the transition, the network will publish proofs and settle transactions on Ethereum, relying on Ethereum validators for settlement security.<\/b>
<\/b> GIP 153 described the current model as difficult to sustain because fee revenue covers only a small part <\/b>of the chain\u2019s security costs. According to the proposal\u2019s authors, Gnosis issuance dilutes people who do not stake by approximately 2.3% annually, while the DAO also supports infrastructure and liquidity incentives.<\/b> Those assessments come from the proposal\u2019s authors and should not be treated as independent financial findings. However, the vote establishes that GNO holders accepted the strategic direction and authorized work on a different security model.<\/b>","text_length":1543,"media":{"root":"\/012\/lgcAAPmZ6FQAAAAA9OqPHTwS2As","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":172,"hash":"ThNWs8rd-rP93uarTZ6R8Q&ts=1792960964"},"x":{"w":800,"h":429,"hash":"W9GyMDA2YDce5JfhjgtIrQ&ts=1792960964"},"y":{"w":972,"h":521,"hash":"7e5YMdJN1qohbp8EddPXsA&ts=1792960964"},"i":{"bytes":"AVACg|C5AqSSfd6DOKnk8uID5FyTwMdaihymQoyxpL+N2RHQZK5yuM9aDNK0b2JWk2oGV1JPQY4NSRyLJGHHQ1lKbmRtoTk99taCQtHAkQ59TQOLuVrhwszsDknGPbiio7lNszgdsfyopmMnqy3bJ5lqp3EHOSfWpPKcD\/Wkj3FFFI2Wwx1cFQZCSRjPT8aie4kV1XIPzKM49RRRQDITIXkLHGWUE\/lRRRTBH\/\/Z"}}}}},{"channel_id":1424529913,"post_id":1941,"date":1786194086000,"forwards":"63","views":"19.8K","text":"
BitMEX spent two years seeking buyer before shutdown<\/b>
<\/b> BitMEX reportedly spent two years seeking a buyer before deciding to close the crypto derivatives exchange<\/b>, as founder control, declining activity and legal baggage deterred potential acquirers. BitMEX explored a sale with several potential acquirers over approximately two years but failed to secure an agreement, CoinDesk\u00a0reported, citing a person familiar with the private discussions. <\/b>
<\/b> According to CoinDesk\u2019s source,<\/b> the structure concerned at least one prospective buyer and made negotiations more difficult. Acquirers often reserve part of a transaction\u2019s consideration for current managers, giving executives an incentive to remain with the business after a takeover.<\/b>
<\/b> BitMEX was said to be seeking a valuation of approximately $1 billion<\/b>. However, it remains unclear whether any interested company submitted a formal bid. The reported sale attempt ended without a deal before BitMEX\u2019s parent company, HDR Global Trading, completed a strategic review and approved the exchange\u2019s closure.<\/b>","text_length":1063,"media":{"root":"\/00d\/lQcAAPmZ6FQAAAAAVYXZxKNsRwE","photo":{"thumbs":{"m":{"w":320,"h":182,"hash":"wecjEyMRIHyGFQcxetmuVQ&ts=1792960964"},"x":{"w":800,"h":456,"hash":"oATUp9rTIQxnY01xek6__w&ts=1792960964"},"y":{"w":951,"h":542,"hash":"v8G4Q-OGkGlRDsmQXN4pGA&ts=1792960964"},"i":{"bytes":"AXACg|CzbRqjAkVd7cdKqBhGpdzgd8061uPNV+QQDx9KzTLaJ89aSToabzzVZbo7mimIDrnkdDVXFYz5Opop0qHcRRRcdh7F7gbC21TzzToomtm5dR270UUh9RZr11+VOo7jvVQCR5BIeeecnrRRQATSksR70UUUBc\/\/2Q=="}}}}},{"channel_id":1424529913,"post_id":1939,"date":1785673841000,"forwards":"28","views":"20.6K","text":"\ud83c\udf81 MACZO GIVEAWAY\ud83c\udf81
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