StarkWare launches Starknet v0.14.4 version on mainnet
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StarkWare has launched the Starknet v0.14.4 version on the mainnet, which supports single proof transactions of up to 1.1 billion L2 gas after activation.
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StarkWare has launched the Starknet v0.14.4 version on the mainnet, which supports single proof transactions of up to 1.1 billion L2 gas after activation.
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According to the PRO main order list, the total transaction data for BTC and ETH main orders in the past 24 hours are as follows: BTC: Total trading volume reached $859 million, of which $396 million was bought and $462 million was sold, resulting in a net loss of $65.8 million. ETH: Total trading volume reached $725 million, with $392 million in buying and $333 million in selling, resulting in a difference of $59.28 million. Latest data shows that major players are still positioning themselves at key price levels: the net order book difference for BTC is $1.053 billion; the net order book difference for ETH is $1.042 billion. These orders may be withdrawn or filled at any time, and their changes cannot be seen in real time on non-PRO version candlestick charts. The PRO "Main Force Large Order Tracking" indicator monitors the changes of every large order in real time, helping you determine whether this "wall" is still there. Note: A positive order book difference indicates that the main players have more limit buy orders than sell orders for this currency pair, and there is active buying support below the current price level; a negative difference indicates the opposite, with selling pressure reserves above. The data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.