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

April 22nd — Strategy’s Bitcoin position has turned profitable today, per Monday’s latest announcement. Details: The firm holds 815,061 BTC (valued at $61.363 billion), with an average cost basis of $75,527 per coin. At today’s Bitcoin price of $77,902, the realized gain stands at $1.935 billion.

April 22 — X Product Lead and Solana Advisor Nikita Bier announced this morning a new feature for X called "Custom Timeline." The tool lets users pin specific topics to their homepage tab, with support for over 75 interest themes to help them dive deeper into niche content areas. In the promo video, the meme-themed section uses a Flork image as its logo. As a result, the Ethereum ecosystem’s namesake meme coin surged 17x in half a day. Per GMGN data, the FLORK token’s current market cap is $7.54 million. BlockBeats reminds users that meme coin trading is highly volatile, heavily tied to market sentiment and hype, lacks actual value or use cases, and cautions investors to be aware of the risks involved.

April 22 — On-chain analyst Ai (@ai_9684xtpa) reports a new address (0x97b...178aa) withdrew 635k RAVE from Gate Exchange 4 hours ago, with the holding valued at $908k.

On April 22, prominent trader Killa (@KillaXBT) announced he has lifted the stop-loss level for his Bitcoin short position to $83,000. Back in mid-April, Killa noted he shorted Bitcoin at $74,688 with an initial stop-loss of $80,000—valid only if the weekly closing price stays below that threshold. A BTC-focused quantitative trader, Killa previously predicted this bull market’s peak will hit in May 2025 and boasts over 180,000 followers on X.

On April 22nd, privacy protocol Umbra took its front-end website offline to make it harder for hackers to move stolen funds. Umbra noted that roughly $800,000 in stolen assets had flowed through its protocol, adding that the front-end shutdown is a "maintenance mode" measure—one that will be reversed once the team confirms it won’t disrupt recovery efforts. The move comes on the heels of a recent attack on the Kelp protocol, which resulted in losses exceeding $280 million. Suspected North Korean hackers are believed to have tried to cross-chain the stolen funds from Ethereum to Bitcoin using platforms like Umbra. But Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm warned that taking the front end offline alone may not shield Umbra from regulatory scrutiny. He pointed out that in his own case, authorities argued "changing the front end equals controlling the entire protocol" and that "if you can modify the user interface—including updating it to a new version on IPFS—you have full control over th