Giant Whale 0xebe Long 812.46 BTC with 5x leverage
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According to OnchainLens monitoring, Giant Whale 0xebe had previously lost $3.4 million by long on BTC. Today, they opened another 5-fold leveraged multiple of 812.46 BTC worth $496 million, with a current floating loss of $260000.
A giant whale holding Bitcoin transferred 800 BTC, with an asset value of $68 million and holding costs ranging from $100 to $85000. （The Bitcoin Historian）
Greenfield Capital has submitted a regulatory complaint against the Safe Ecological Foundation to the Swiss Federal Fund Supervisory Authority, stating that its governance failure has led to a loss of market share. Since the beginning of 2024, the asset value held by Safe accounts has decreased from approximately $66 billion to approximately $30 billion, while DeFi TVL has grown by approximately 40% and stablecoin supply has increased by 135% during the same period, while Safe's stablecoin holdings have only grown by 11%.
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