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Interesting activity in the blockchain news. I just noticed that some wallet made a significant move - transferred 2.75 million USDC to buy WLFI. According to OnchainLens, the guy bought 21.11 million tokens at $0.13 each. Interestingly, the wallet still holds 11.21 million USDC, meaning he didn't invest everything at once.
Today, WLFI is trading cheaper - around $0.08, so if this was a recent move, he's already at a loss. Or it's an older position he's holding onto. In any case, such large purchases usually indicate that someone seriously believes in the project. It's worth keeping an eye on

I've been tracking Bitcoin for several months, and the trend is truly concerning. Over five months, BTC's decline is approaching what we saw back in 2018 — the worst series of losses during this period. When looking at the charts, it's clear that the market is experiencing a serious correction. Of course, there are positive days — a week with a 3.7% gain — but the overall dynamics remain pessimistic. A 12 percent decrease over a year speaks for itself. I'm curious how long this will last. Maybe it's worth paying attention to what the bigger players in the market are doing. Is anyone else obser

I noticed an interesting scenario on the Bitcoin chart – recently, a quite long series of declines is forming, reminiscent of 2022. The reason is simple: geopolitical tension is putting pressure on risky assets, and crypto is feeling it first. At this moment, the price remains under pressure, with the 80 on 50 still being an relevant level to watch. Over the past 24 hours, a decrease of 0.20%, but the trend suggests we might see even lower prices. If the geopolitical situation does not change, such pressure is likely to keep the market down for some time. It’s advisable to be cautious with lon

Interesting dynamics are developing in the American financial markets. Nasdaq is now joining Cboe in the world of binary options, and this is clearly a signal that this segment is attracting increasing attention on Wall Street.
For those who follow the market, the Cboe story is already familiar — they were the first to move in this direction. But when Nasdaq decides to take a step in the same direction, it indicates something more. It means that institutional players see real potential in this niche.
Market dynamics on Wall Street options markets are simply explosive. What was previously consi