Since January 2017, whales bought BTC at an average price of $15,800
According to Glassnode, Bitcoin whales (investors have more than 1,000 BTC) bought Bitcoin at an average price of about $15,800 for the period between now and January 2017.
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Highlights of the week
Highlights of the week
$MATIC partners with the NGO OCEEF
$ONUS announced new Tokenomics
$FTT and Visa to launch crypto debit card worldwide
$NEAR partners with Google Cloud to support Web3 devs
$LDO stETH token expands to Optimism and Arbitrum
$SHIB1000 Shiba Eternity Card game launched on iOS and Android -
Whales withdraw 1.7 trillion SHIB from Huobi
Whales withdraw 1.7 trillion SHIB from Huobi
According to Whale Alert, a total of 1,726,855,546,531 (1.72 trillion) SHIB were transferred from an address on the Huobi exchange to an unknown wallet earlier today.
At the time of the transaction, the funds were worth a whopping $19.4 million.
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ONUS Coin: New Tokenomics
ONUS Coin: New Tokenomics
At the same time with the launch of ONUS Chain in the near future, ONUS has also designed a new Tokenomics for ONUS token – now ONUS Coin.
With the latest adjustments, ONUS Coin will be more widely available, expand its use, and enhance decentralization and security.
Detail: https://bit.ly/3CiMX4T.
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FTX and Visa to launch crypto debit card worldwide
FTX and Visa to launch crypto debit card worldwide
Crypto exchange FTX is partnering with Visa to make it easier for individuals around the globe to use crypto holdings for everyday purchases.
The pair are rolling out Visa debit cards linked to FTX accounts in 40 new countries starting in Latin America, allowing crypto holders to use their digital assets to pay for goods and services from their FTX wallets with Visa’s network of 80 million merchants.
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The Luna Foundation Guard announced reason for the delay in investor compensation
The Luna Foundation Guard announced reason for the delay in investor compensation
On October 7, 2022, Luna Foundation Guard, the non-profit organization created to foster the growth of the Terra ecosystem, updated its Twitter following on why it hasn’t yet reimbursed UST holders after the stablecoin crashed in May 2022.
The Luna Foundation Guard stated that “Due to ongoing and threatened litigation, distribution is not possible at this time. While these matters are outstanding, there can be no timeline established for resolution.”
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Visa partners with ShopNEXT to launch Web3 loyalty platform
Visa partners with ShopNEXT to launch Web3 loyalty platform
Visa, the American global financial services organization, has reached agreements with ShopNEXT to launch the first-ever Web3 Loyalty Platform.
The platform would be able to track all Visa card payments, allowing cardholders to buy conveniently while also earning token rewards. This project will help both customers and companies, as the first will be driven to buy in order to receive incentives, while the latter will be able to enhance sales and growth.
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Whale accumulated more than 166 million DOGE
Whale accumulated more than 166 million DOGE
According to Whale Alert, in the last 24 hours, 166,496,406 DOGE was transferred from an unknown wallet to an unknown wallet. This amount of DOGE is worth $10,540,554.
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Lido’s stETH token expands to layer 2 networks Optimism and Arbitrum
Lido’s stETH token expands to layer 2 networks Optimism and Arbitrum
Lido, the leading liquid staking system on Ethereum, announced that it will support a wrapped version of its popular staked ether (stETH) token to Ethereum layer 2 networks Arbitrum and Optimism.
Users wishing to participate in staking without losing liquidity have turned to liquid staking solutions like Lido, which take their ETH, stake it, and give them a stETH token in return. This token tends to trade around the price of ETH on the open market.
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EU introduces crypto ban, oil price cap in latest Russia sanctions
EU introduces crypto ban, oil price cap in latest Russia sanctions
In addition to targeted sanctions on individuals linked to the annexation “referendums” and Russian defense sector officials, the document introduces a complete ban on cryptocurrency transactions with Russian nationals and residents.
EU ambassadors also agreed to introduce a price cap on Russian oil transported by European operators, a move aimed to reduce Moscow’s revenues and “stabilize global energy prices.”