A certain giant whale sold 12500 ETH and made a profit of 8.99 million US dollars, which was transferred to Hyperliquid for opening long crude oil

[A Whale Buys 3 Million OP in Two Weeks, Optimism Halts Buyback Due to Revenue Decline] A whale has accumulated 3 million OP tokens over the past two weeks, with a holding value of approximately $3.855 million and an average purchase price of $1.285. Optimism's revenue stands at $3 million, a year-over-year decrease of about 83.3%. Due to the revenue decline, the previously approved OP buyback plan has been temporarily halted.

Papertrade founder Jez stated that due to the faster than expected progress of the perpetual contract market, PAPER is currently set to a non transferable state to avoid potential attack risks and maintain the long-term healthy development of the agreement. Jez emphasized that PAPER represents users' rights to the benefits of the agreement, and its long-term value depends on whether Papertrade can continue to attract traders. The team made this risk management choice based on the operational data of the agreement's first week online.

The Bank for International Settlements has released Working Paper No. 1385, analyzing the application of stablecoins in cross-border payments. The paper points out that stablecoins can reduce dependence on correspondent banks and SWIFT through networks such as Ethereum, Solana, and Tron, and lower transfer fees. However, the exchange process between fiat and stablecoins still involves transaction, withdrawal, and deposit/withdrawal fees, and the lack of market depth limits the cost advantage of large payments. (Source: Bank for International Settlements)

The decentralized trading platform Aster announced that, in view of recent developments and potential market risks related to PAPER, it has adjusted the PAPER perpetual contract market to only reduce positions and officially delisted it at 17:45 UTC on October 20th. It is recommended that users holding open positions actively close their positions before delisting.

The Bitcoin funding rate remains at a neutral level of 4% to 8%, and buyers continue to avoid using leverage, which reduces the liquidation risk when Bitcoin backtesting $80000. （Bitcoin Archive）