SHELL Buyback Address has once again withdrawn 1 million tokens from Binance, and the buyback progress has reached 81.2%.

On April 22, on-chain analyst AI Auntie (@ai_9684xtpa) reported that the contract whale "Set 10 Big Targets First" reopened a long position today, realizing a $1.226 million profit. The entry price was $75,731, with a total position of 717.491 BTC—valued at roughly $55.6 million.

On April 22nd, LookOnChain monitoring data shows that an address spent 1.9 ETH (worth approximately $3,941 at the time) to purchase 440.3 billion FLORK on April 18, 2023. After holding the tokens for over three years, the holdings are now valued at $352,000—but the address has been inactive for 976 days.

April 22 — On-chain analyst Yu Jin reports that capital outflows from Aave have persisted since the rsETH incident. Aave’s total value locked (TVL) has dropped from $485 billion to $307 billion, with roughly $15.1 billion exiting over the past 3.5 days — a nearly one-third decline. Performance across other major lending platforms has diverged: - Morpho’s TVL fell from $117 billion pre-incident to $102 billion, totaling outflows of ~$1.5 billion. - Spark’s SparkLend saw its TVL rise from $19 billion pre-incident to $32 billion, posting a countertrend gain of ~$1.3 billion. Spark has attracted some whales and institutional funds that withdrew from Aave, including Justin Sun and a whale that accumulated $5 billion during a February bottom this year.

On April 22, LookOnChain data reveals a trader has fully liquidated their 2.79 billion ASTEROID tokens, converting the holdings into 503 ETH (roughly $1.17 million) — netting a $1.17 million profit. With an initial cost of just $575, the trader secured an over 2000x return in only 5 days.

On April 22, Blockchain.com announced the launch of perpetual contract trading in its non-custodial DeFi wallet—powered by Hyperliquid—letting users trade with leverage directly from their own wallet without transferring assets to a third-party exchange, enabling full self-custody. The feature supports more than 190 crypto markets, offers up to 40x leverage, and lets users fund their perpetual contract accounts straight from their DeFi wallet. It also includes real-time pricing, flexible leverage options, and risk management tools. Blockchain.com noted that down the line, it will add support for other asset classes like forex, stocks, and commodities.

On April 22, GMGN monitoring data shows that the market capitalization of FLORK—an Ethereum-based meme coin—surged from $120,000 this morning to over $10 million in a short span, peaking at $10 million. It currently sits at $7.2 million, with a 24-hour gain of 1,800% and a corresponding trading volume of $8.7 million. BlockBeats reminds users that meme coin trading is highly volatile, primarily driven by market sentiment and hype, with no actual intrinsic value or use case. Investors should be aware of the associated risks.