In its latest article on quantum attacks, a16z said that Bitcoin faces two major real-world challenges, making it urgent to move towards quantum-resistant digital signatures. The first is the issue of governance efficiency. The upgrade process of Bitcoin is extremely slow. If the community cannot reach a consensus on a solution, any controversial issue may lead to a destructive hard fork. Secondly, the initiative of migration, Bitcoin to quantum signature-resistant...
According to Onchain Lens, a whale withdrew 220 billion SHIBs from Binance after five months of dormancy, worth 4.62 million dollars.
According to Spot On Chain, two dormant wallets (possibly one entity) paid $10.12 million for 2,736 ETH an hour earlier, with an average price of $3,699. Interestingly, these wallets withdrew stablecoins from Binance a year ago, but only now have they started making their first purchases.
According to Onchain Lens, a whale reactivated after a year of dormancy, withdrawing 2,417 QNTs worth $196,000 from Coinbase 13 hours ago. Over the past three years, the whale has amassed 49,147 QNTs from Coinbase, initially valued at $6.36 million. These QNTs are currently valued at $4.01 million, resulting in the whale's current float of $2.34 million.
According to Onchain Lens, after three years of dormancy, a whale has extracted 92.90 billion SHIBs (worth $2.45 million) from Coinbase in the past two hours. The whale currently holds a total of 379.29 billion SHIBs, worth $10.09 million, and currently earns $5.10 million.
According to Onchain Lens monitoring, seven hours ago, a whale extracted 51 YFIs from Coinbase after two years of dormancy, worth $351,000. Currently, the whale holds 535 YFIs worth $3.75 million. These YFIs are hoarded at an average price of $9,959, meaning the whale faces a loss of $1.57 million.
According to Onchain Lens, in the past 2 hours, a giant whale has withdrawn 300 BTC (worth $20.90 million) from Binance after 1.5 years of dormancy. Previously, the giant whale has hoarded 801 BTC, which is currently worth $56.13 million. At current prices, the giant whale has made a profit of about $20 million.
According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a dormant miner's giant whale address has just transferred 159.23 BTC, worth about $11.30 million. The address accumulated 759.23 BTC at an average price of $11 ($8,400), and fell asleep after transferring 10 BTC 12 years ago. Currently, the address has 590 BTC left, worth $41.88 million.
According to Whale Alert, three minutes ago, a dormant address containing 150 BTC was activated after being dormant for 13.3 years, worth approximately $10,033,846 ($2,540 in 2011).
According to Whale Alert, seven minutes ago, a dormant address containing 27 BTC was activated after 10.8 years of sleep, worth approximately $1,825,303.