An Ethereum OG whale sold another 1,000 ETH, worth approximately $2.68 million.

Union Square Ventures partner Michael Mignano has announced the launch of AI investment platform Supertake. Users only need to state their views in natural language (e.g., "humanoid robots will enter every home"), and the platform will connect to trading agents from brokers including Robinhood and Coinbase to automatically generate and place a rebalancable investment portfolio. Currently, it supports US-listed stocks, with plans to add cryptocurrencies, derivatives, and prediction markets later. The portfolio is shareable, replicable by others, and features a community leaderboard.

MistTrack has revealed that addresses linked to the Bitget hacker attempted to transfer approximately 100 SOL via cross-chain protocol Chainflip, but the deposit was rejected by the broker, leading to the funds being returned to their original source and the swap failing. On-chain records show that after the funds moved in and out of the Chainflip Vault in the early hours of September 29, they were sent back to the attacker’s address, with the interface citing the reason as "The deposit was rejected by the broker".

Per Arkham’s monitoring, since last night, the previously tracked ZEC whale-linked addresses have received around 8,605 ZEC across three centralized exchanges (CEXs), with the funds later aggregated in batches. Two withdrawal addresses transferred a combined ~4,400 ZEC into the same aggregation wallet. As of press time, the six fund-associated addresses under this entity hold a total of 65,158 ZEC, up roughly 15.2% from prior levels, with a total value of approximately $91.13 million. Based on historical entry prices, the average cost of these inflows is ~$1,509.7; ZEC is currently trading at $1,398.6, translating to an unrealized loss of ~$7.24 million (-7.36%). Earlier news: A whale has withdrawn an additional 8,100 ZEC from CEXs, bringing its total spot holdings to $55.7 million.

According to Bitget market data, SHEIN-W (Hong Kong stock code: 00625), the global online fast fashion e-commerce platform, saw its shares fall more than 13% intraday, trading at HK$30.6. On September 28, after market close, SHEIN-W released its first unaudited interim results since listing: its first-half net revenue hit US$20.1 billion, up just 1% year-on-year; total order volume reached 549 million units, up 6.4% year-on-year. While its book net profit rose sharply due to non-operating items such as changes in the fair value of convertible preferred shares, adjusted net profit—a metric that better reflects core business performance—stood at US$499 million, down 55.6% year-on-year, accounting for only 2.5% of net revenue. Operating profit dropped 52.9% year-on-year. Adjusted net profit in the second quarter alone plummeted 66.6% year-on-year to US$228 million, with its margin narrowing from 6.2% in the year-ago period to 2.1%.

According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi (handle @ai_9684xtpa), an address that built a QNT position seven years ago realized a profit after three years of holding. The 0x94e-starting address withdrew 53,632.95 QNT tokens (valued at $1.21 million) from major crypto exchanges between May 2019 and November 2022. An hour ago, it deposited 9,000 of these QNT tokens into Coinbase and Kraken, worth $1.998 million. The deposit price stood at $222.09, while the address’s average cost basis was as low as $22.57, translating to an 884% return on investment.

Cross-chain transaction protocol Relay has disclosed that its API exposed pending transaction information, enabling MEV searchers to front-run and sandwich user orders. The incident occurred between September 12 and 26, with activity concentrated from September 23 to 26. Approximately 5,600 users were affected, suffering a median loss of around $11.88, while searchers collectively profited roughly $136,000. Relay has awarded a $50,000 bug bounty to @Outputlayer, the entity that discovered and reported the vulnerability. The protocol will also automatically compensate affected user wallets a total of approximately $312,000, with no separate application required. Relay noted that it will continue to enhance execution quality and privacy protection across its transaction paths.