「$10M Profit Whale」 Suspected of Accumulating 6000 ETH in a Transaction, with an Average Price of $1582

On October 23rd, the data indicates that the US national debt has reached 38 trillion US dollars for the first time. (Kinjun)

On October 23rd, as reported by The Block, Canada's financial crime regulator has levied a record-setting fine of 176.96 million Canadian dollars (approximately 126.2 million US dollars) on the cryptocurrency exchange platform Cryptomus for breaching anti-money laundering and sanction-related regulations. This represents the largest fine in the agency's history. Canada's Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre (FINTRAC) declared that the operator of this platform, which is registered in British Columbia and officially named Xeltox Enterprises Ltd., failed to report over 1,000 suspicious transactions involving dark web markets, wallets linked to child sexual abuse material, fraud, ransomware payments, and sanctions evasion in July 2024. Moreover, FINTRAC also discovered that during the period from July to December 2024, the platform failed to report 7,557 fund transfers from Iran and 1,518 large cryptocurrency transactions exceeding 10,000 Canadian dollars. The regulatory a

On October 23rd, based on Pyth Network data, a whale or institution that acquired 991,000 SOL four years ago and unlocked it in April of this year continued to realize profits 20 minutes ago by transferring 100,000 SOL (approximately $18.11 million) to Binance.

On October 23rd, according to on-chain analyst Ai Auntie (@ai_9684xtpa), the "1011 Insider Whale" closed a short position of 2100 BTC to realize profits, earning $6.44 million.

On October 23rd, according to "The Information", the venture capital giant Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) is reported to be raising a new $10 billion fund. Approximately $6 billion of this fund is designated for investment in artificial intelligence startups and for increasing its stake in existing portfolio companies. As one of the most active investors in the AI field over the past two years, this move will further enhance its investment capabilities in the AI race.

On October 23rd, as per the report by Decrypt, Google's latest quantum processor has attained a goal that physicists have been pursuing for decades: a tangible leap in computing speed that surpasses the world's most powerful supercomputers. This, in turn, implies that the long-feared threat of quantum computing to Bitcoin appears to be becoming more tangible than ever. According to a study published on Wednesday in the journal "Nature", Google's 105-qubit "Willow" chip has successfully executed a physical algorithm at a speed faster than any classical computer, marking the first experimental verification of quantum advantage on real hardware. Although the application scope of this peer-reviewed achievement is still restricted, its significance is profound: it indicates that quantum processors are gradually approaching the reliability required for practical applications, and it also suggests that at some point in the future, they may have the ability to break the encryption technology