ATOM 异动,24H涨 6.88%
OKX - ATOM 现价 $4.66,24H涨幅 6.88% 。24H成交额 2亿美元,涨幅 23.58%,仅供参考
OKX - ATOM 现价 $4.66,24H涨幅 6.88% 。24H成交额 2亿美元,涨幅 23.58%,仅供参考
In its latest in a series of what's-not-a-security statements on digital assets, the Securities and Exchange Commission has added dollar-based stablecoins.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said “covered” U.S. dollar stablecoins — basically USDT and USDC — are not securities and persons involved in the process of “minting” and redeeming them are not required to register the transactions with the commision.According to the SEC, covered stablecoins “maintain a stable value relative to the United States Dollar” and are backed by reserves, as is the practice with both Tether and Circle, the world’s two largest issuers of stablecoins.
On April 5th, according to Arkham monitoring, 10 minutes ago, the BlackRock IBIT address received 300 BTC, approximately $25 million, from the Coinbase Prime address.
According to the data of major large orders in the past 12 hours, the cumulative sales of Binance contracts have reached $4.1 billion, while the sales of large orders have reached $393 million, indicating a basic balance of buying and selling forces. However, at 23:11 last night, a major selling order of $4.48 million appeared, directly suppressing the price and indicating that short-term selling pressure still exists. The 1-hour cycle K-line shows that although the price is above the EMA24/52 moving average, the top pattern suggests that a local top may form, and the extremely overbought J value also indicates the risk of a pullback. The main behavior resonates with technical indicators, and the downward pressure cannot be ignored. Open a membership, track the main trends in real time, and seize the opportunity! The data is sourced from the PRO member's [BTC/USDT Binance USDT perpetual 1-hour] candlestick, for reference only, and does not constitute any investment advice.
BlockBeats News: On April 5th, Bakkt, a US cryptocurrency custody and trading platform, was collectively sued by investors for making false or misleading statements without fully disclosing its heavy reliance on key clients such as Webull for revenue. The lawsuit, led by investor Guy Serge A. Franklin, was filed on April 2nd in the Southern District of New York Federal Court, requesting a jury trial. The plaintiff claims that Webull contributed 74% of Bakkt's encrypted service revenue between 2023 and 2024, while Bank of America accounted for 17% of its loyalty service revenue in the first three quarters of 2024. The termination of cooperation between the two companies will result in a 73% drop in overall revenue. The defendants also include former CEO Gavin Michael, current CEO Andrew Main, and interim CFO Karen Alexander of the company. Investors believe that Bakkt's failure to timely disclose the risk of termination of contracts with key clients violated US securities laws and resulted in significant losses.