Circle minted 250 million USDC on the Solana network 6 hours ago

March 10th — Per HyperInsight monitoring, during the recent crude oil price pullback, 14 whales opened WTI crude (CL) positions exceeding $1 million each on the Hyperliquid platform over the past 24 hours. Of these, 11 addresses initiated long positions, accounting for roughly 78.6%. In terms of risk exposure, excluding addresses with low leverage and ample margin, 5 bullish whales have liquidation prices ranging from $73 to $78 — a buffer relative to the current CL price of $86. The address closest to the liquidation threshold is the one starting with 0xd38: it holds a 20x-leveraged CL long position worth $1.23 million, with an average entry price of $87.5 and a liquidation price of $83.3. Notably, this address was just liquidated 12 hours ago — its prior long position near $82.7 was fully wiped out, after which it promptly reopened the current long position.

March 10: Binance Alpha has kicked off the second round of LAB airdrop rewards distribution. Users with at least 241 Alpha Points are eligible to claim 207 LAB tokens, distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. If rewards aren’t fully distributed, the points threshold will automatically drop by 5 every 5 minutes. Please note: Claiming the airdrop deducts 15 Alpha Points. Users must confirm their claim on the Alpha event page within 24 hours—otherwise, it will be forfeited.

On March 10, IT Home reported that Xiaohongshu announced today it will crack down on AI-managed accounts. The platform explicitly bans any behavior that uses technical means to simulate real people, automatically generate content, or engage in fake interactions. Starting today, it will roll out gradient penalty measures: - Accounts that occasionally use AI for ghostwriting or posting will get warnings or have their content distribution limited; - Accounts fully operated by AI will be permanently banned. The platform also urges users to use AI tools responsibly, stick to sharing authentic content from real individuals, and report any violating accounts via the reporting button.

On March 10, South Korea’s Gwangju Local Prosecutors’ Office sold 320.8 Bitcoins and transferred approximately $21.5 million in proceeds to the national treasury. **Background**: At the end of January, the office lost a significant amount of seized Bitcoin tied to a criminal case. During a routine inspection, staff inadvertently accessed a fake phishing site, enabling hackers to steal the 320.8 Bitcoins. This rewrite uses concise, news-appropriate language (common in U.S. media) — including "approximately" (preferred for precision), "tied to" (shorter than "due to"), "site" (casual, common shorthand for "website"), and clarifies the logical error in the original (changing "return" to "steal," as hackers would not return seized assets). The structure splits the latest action from context for readability, aligning with U.S. quick-news conventions.

March 10: Per data from Coinbob Popular Address Monitor, Hyperliquid early contributor Loracle reopened a 5x leveraged long position on HYPE during a sharp rally in the token over the past hour. The position was entered at an average price of $34.89, with a total size of $1.57 million. Loracle (X: @loraclexyz, real name Laurent Zeimes) previously bought the HYPE dip precisely on January 12 at an average price of $22. His position peaked at $52 million, with unrealized profits topping $16 million at one point—cementing him as the largest on-chain bull for HYPE. He later took profits and closed the position after HYPE’s price dropped below $30.

On March 10, a WeChat employee who goes by "Xiao Jiang from Ke Village" clarified that a screenshot circulating in the community—claiming OpenClaw can automatically send WeChat red envelopes via AI—is fake. “QClaw doesn’t have a mobile deployment solution yet, and WeChat for PC doesn’t support sending red envelopes. Please don’t spread rumors.”