Four years ago, Giant Whale, which had multiple interactions with Alameda Research OTC, recharged 100 WBTC to Binance

Odaily Planet Daily reported that French prosecutors have charged 25 suspects, including 6 minors, who are suspected of kidnapping individuals in the cryptocurrency industry. Among the suspects aged between 16 and 23, 18 have been detained before trial, 3 have applied for an extension of the hearing, and 4 are under judicial supervision. The case originated from an attempted kidnapping of the daughter and grandson of Pierre Noizat, CEO of the French cryptocurrency exchange Paymium, in Paris on May 13th. A similar attempted incident occurred the day before, and a few days later, the police thwarted another kidnapping operation near Nantes. （Cointelegraph）

Odaily Planet Daily News: According to official sources, Gate Alpha has now launched Loud (LOUD), Nailong (Nailong), and Money Insnt Real (MIR), which can be traded on the Gate official website or app. Gate Alpha now supports popular public chains such as SOL, ETH, BNB Chain, and Base. Users can directly purchase popular assets on the chain using USDT in their spot account without manually changing chains, recharging, or authorizing them.

Next week, two cryptocurrency projects will unlock tokens, releasing a total value of approximately $100 million. On June 2nd, ENA unlocked approximately 170 million pieces (about 53.33 million US dollars), accounting for 1.146% of the total supply; On June 5th, TAIKO unlocked approximately 81.55 million pieces (approximately $47.24 million), accounting for 8.155% of the total supply.

According to BlockBeats, on June 1st, according to The Data Nerd monitoring, Whale, a follower of James Wynn, still holds multiple orders worth $272 million in high multiples BTC and ETH on Hyperliquid, Among them, BTC is more than 30 times the order, with a clearing price of $94766. ETH is more than 25 times the order, with a clearing price of $1984.

OKX-RENDER is currently priced at $3.96, with a 7.03% increase over 24 hours. 24-hour transaction volume of 100 million US dollars, a decrease of 37.5%, for reference only