The top ten LAPTOP holders are mostly new wallets, with 60% having no trading activity

A trader bought 471 LAPTOPs for $997 and sold them all for $66800 two minutes later, making a profit of $65100.

A trader bought 471 LAPTOPs for about $997 within 2 minutes and sold them all, earning about $66800 and a profit of about $65100, with a return rate of 65 times.

The market value of Solana token issuance platform StonkFun platform token STONK has briefly exceeded 210 million US dollars, setting a new historical high. It has now fallen back to 203 million US dollars, with a 24-hour increase of over 60% and a trading volume of 63 million US dollars during the same period.

US Treasury Secretary Besson stated at an event at Southern Methodist University that he has access to asymmetric information about the next steps of the Bank of Japan and called himself a banker. Besent publicly called on Japanese officials to do the right thing on interest rates, with market expectations that the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates by 25 basis points next week, and requested Governor Kazuo Ueda to convey a tightening message. (Source: Jin Shi)

The US Department of Justice and the Department of Treasury have taken enforcement actions against the illegal fraud service market Xinbi, sealing and restricting the disposal of over $52 million in cryptocurrency assets, bringing the total amount of assets restricted for disposal by the working group to approximately $938 million. Tether provided assistance for this investigation. The Ministry of Justice accuses Xinbi of operating through Telegram and providing investment fraud websites and money laundering services to fraud groups. Law enforcement agencies have seized its Telegram channel and two encrypted wallets holding approximately $12 million, and restricted the disposal of an additional 47 related wallets. The Office of Foreign Assets Control of the US Treasury Department has classified Xinbi as a major transnational criminal organization and sanctioned two related entities. The working group assisted Madagascar in closing 13 fraud zones, processing over 3200 electronic devices, and arresting nearly 400 people.