If Ethereum breaks through $3200, the mainstream CEX cumulative short liquidation pressure will reach 8.9 billion.

On November 19th, the French crypto banking technology firm Deblock has successfully completed a Series A funding round worth €30 million. This round was spearheaded by Speedinvest, with CommerzVentures and Latitude also participating. The existing investors 20VC, Headline, Chalfen Ventures, and Kraken Ventures also joined in this funding round. Since its inception in France in April 2024, Deblock has amassed over 300,000 users. The company offers what it refers to as the first fully on-chain banking solution in Europe: a regulated Electronic Money Institution (EMI) Euro account integrated with a 100% self-custodial crypto wallet, enabling users to handle both fiat and digital assets on a single platform. Users can trade more than 100 cryptocurrencies without any restrictions and can also utilize cryptocurrency for daily payments such as rent, shopping, and cross-border transfers. Deblock was founded by former Revolut and Ledger executives Aaron Beck, Adriana Restrepo, Jean Meyer, an

On November 19th, as per the monitoring of lookonchain, two newly established wallet addresses have just withdrawn 70,000 SOL from Binance (approximately $9.8 million).

On November 19th, as monitored by OnchainLens, a whale address spent 3 million USDC to acquire 16,991 AAVE at a price of $177 per token. The whale still holds 5.79 million USDC and is likely to continue making purchases. The address is 0x6a4d361b7d0dadf8146dcfe6258a8699ea35eb81.

On November 19th, according to Auntie AI's monitoring, a new address 0xB04...2Bd98 initiated a position 2 hours ago by using 2500 ETH. This address withdrew ETH from Binance at a price of $3,035.56, and the total value is $7.588 million.

On November 19th, the Thames Valley Police in the UK declared that around 2 PM on November 4th, two males and three females encountered an attack while making a journey from Oxford to London. The robbers managed to steal a watch and the victims' phones. Additionally, they compelled one of the victims to transfer cryptocurrency from their account. Eventually, they got away with a watch valued at ￡450,000 and approximately ￡1.1 million (approximately $1.44 million) in cryptocurrency. After the incident, the victims were left stranded in the Five Mile Drive area of Oxford. Subsequently, the police apprehended a 21-year-old man from London on charges including conspiracy to rob, kidnapping, and several driving offenses. He was released on bail until January 14th. A 37-year-old man from London was also arrested on suspicion of robbery and kidnapping and was released on bail until January 30th. A 23-year-old man from Kent was arrested on suspicion of robbery and kidnapping and was released