[A Whale Address Buys 9,638 ETH and Opens 20x Leverage Short Hedge] The crypto whale with address 0xed41 spent approximately $28.76 million in the spot market through Hyperliquid and Lighter to purchase 9,638 ETH. Simultaneously, the whale opened a 20x leverage short position with a scale of 9,940 ETH for hedging.

[Arthur Hayes Transfers 508.647 ETH to Galaxy Digital] Arthur Hayes has just transferred 508.647 ETH, worth $1.5 million, to Galaxy Digital, possibly for sale.

Giant Whale 0xed41 bought 9638 ETH (approximately $28.76 million) in spot through Hyperliquid and Lighter, while opening 20 times leverage to short 9940 ETH (approximately $29.3 million) as a hedge. （Lookonchain）

[Forbes Cites CertiK Report: Stablecoin Competition Shifts to Security Priority and Institutional-Grade Compliance] Forbes, citing CertiK's '2025 Skynet U.S. Digital Asset Policy Report,' pointed out that with the advancement of the 'GENIUS Act,' the U.S. digital asset industry is entering a new phase centered on specific requirements and institutional-grade compliance expectations. CertiK Co-Founder and CEO Gu Ronghui stated that issuers with mature institutional-grade operational systems will stand out, as the industry shifts towards a 'security-first' approach. The report analyzes how the divergence in U.S. and European regulations is reshaping the global liquidity landscape, with true competition shifting towards long-term cross-regulatory operational capabilities.

According to the popularity ranking, BEAT ranks first in popularity, while ALCH has the largest increase. The popularity ranking is as follows: ① BEAT （$2.20，-19.71%） ② ETH （$2953.41，3.79%） ③ ZEC （$411.19，3.44%） ④ SOL （$124.60，1.20%） ⑤ ACT （$0.02865，10.15%） The main selling force of ALCH funds is strong, with a net outflow of $791300 in 24 hours and a transaction volume of $137 million in 24 hours, of which the main net inflow is $476800.