Since June 30, a single wallet has withdrawn about $84.3 million in Ethereum (ETH) and $15.66 million in Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) from Binance, totaling nearly $100 million. This large outflow reduces immediate sell-side liquidity on Binance and may indicate long-term holding or strategic repositioning, though the wallet owner's intent remains unclear. The withdrawals span multiple days, suggesting deliberate accumulation or transfer rather than a single transaction. Market watchers will monitor further activity to see if these assets move into DeFi, staking, or return to exchanges.
Sweatcoin's SWEAT token will be delisted from the Dutch exchange Bitvavo on October 7, 2026, when deposits, trading, and withdrawals will close in stages. Remaining SWEAT balances will be automatically converted to euros by October 15. The Sweat Wall...
Bitcoin exchange reserves have dropped to their lowest level in three years, with only about 2.68 million BTC left on exchanges as of October 3, 2026. This decline follows a recent price recovery to around $87,000, which increased demand and led trad...
Bitcoin was priced around $84,576 with order-book depth varying across five markets. Spot markets on Binance and Coinbase showed more bids than asks, indicating buying interest, while perpetual markets on Binance and Hyperliquid had more asks than bi...
The wallet linked to the NEAR Intents exploit transferred 1 BNB to a designated recovery wallet, indicating a potential willingness to cooperate on recovering stolen funds. This transfer is seen as a proof-of-contact rather than a full return of fund...
Bitcoin surged 3.4% to over $86,000, with its market dominance approaching 60%, signaling increased investor confidence in risk assets. Meanwhile, the share of USDT stablecoin dropped to 6.3%, indicating traders are moving from cash into cryptocurren...
