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- 16:13BitcoinOS completes $10 million financing to expand institutional BTCFi capabilitiesChainCatcher reported that BitcoinOS has completed a $10 million financing round to expand its institutional-grade Bitcoin financial tools and developer protocol. This round was led by Greenfield Capital, with participation from FalconX, DNA Fund, Bitcoin Frontier Fund, and a group of angel investors including Anchorage Digital CEO Nathan McCauley and Leeor Groen from Spartan Group. BitcoinOS plans to use the funds to scale its developer and institutional infrastructure, including the BTC yield protocol Grail Pro, which is currently being piloted with custodians. The project also supports trustless cross-chain bridging between other blockchain networks such as Ethereum and Cardano. .
- 16:13A whale who buys low and sells high spent 29.146 million DAI to purchase 7,221 ETH in the past half hour.According to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst Yu Jin has monitored that a whale known for buying low and selling high has re-entered the market to buy during the rebound: In the past half hour, this whale used 29.146 million DAI to purchase 7,221 ETH at a price of $4,036. The last operation was 4 days ago, when the whale panic sold 7,818 ETH at $3,714 after the price dropped. In October, this whale had already successfully executed two rounds of buying low and selling high, but ended up losing $8.98 million.
- 16:07BTC surpasses $113,000Jinse Finance reported that according to market data, BTC has surpassed $113,000 and is now quoted at $113,013.44, with a 24-hour increase of 1.61%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please manage your risks accordingly.