A certain whale withdrew 6000 ETH from Kraken after 6 months of silence

According to a report by Financial Daily, Polymarket has filed a lawsuit with the Hague Court, seeking to overturn the Dutch ban on it and restore its market access. The Dutch Kansspelautoriteit (Ksa) classified Polymarket as an unlicensed gambling platform rather than a prediction market in February this year, ordering it to cease services to Dutch users. Since Polymarket suspended services past the deadline, Ksa has imposed a fine of 420,000 euros. Polymarket intends to argue in court that its event contracts are more similar to financial products such as futures, and should be regulated by the Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) instead of Ksa.

According to Lookonchain’s monitoring, a trader has been steadily buying MEME tokens over the past month, spending roughly $1.22 million to purchase 30.65 million MEME, making them the largest holder of the MEME token. The trader’s unrealized loss on their MEME holdings now stands at approximately $708,000, representing a loss of around 58%. Despite the steep unrealized loss, the trader has not halted their buying activity—they continued to add to their MEME holdings as recently as 10 hours ago.

PONS official announced in a statement that its token burn remains ongoing, with 32% of PONS’ total supply already burned to date. Meanwhile, PONS stated that 80% of its revenue will be used to accumulate PONS.

Never seen such a persistent trader. He has been buying $MEME over the past month, spending $1.22M to buy 30.65M $MEME, becoming the largest holder of $MEME. He is now sitting on a loss of $708K(-58%), but was still buying 10 hours ago.

According to Lookonchain’s monitoring, a high-win-rate SOL trader with the wallet address 0x13da has once again opened a long position on SOL. The trader previously achieved a 78% win rate in SOL trades, generating cumulative profits of approximately $4.74 million. Currently, the trader holds a 5x leveraged long position of 164,642 SOL, valued at around $19.78 million, with a liquidation price of $99.68.

Beating AI Insight Express: DeepSeek is set to close a new financing round, with the size projected to reach at least 80 billion yuan (≈$12 billion), significantly exceeding the company’s previous target of roughly 50 billion yuan. Insiders disclose that Tencent Holdings and CATL have pledged major investments in this round, and the financing deal is expected to be finalized soon. Driven by surging market demand and investor interest following the launch of DeepSeek’s latest AI model, the round has outperformed expectations, with the final amount possibly approaching 100 billion yuan. DeepSeek had initially sought around 50 billion yuan in financing, but strong investor enthusiasm for its AI technological advancements pushed the scale higher. The firm has already drawn attention from institutions including Tencent and CATL, and will use the funds to expand computing power infrastructure, AI model research and development, and team building.