Ethereum Devnet #12 has activated Cancun/Deneb upgrade
Christine Kim, Vice President of Galaxy Research, summarized the 123rd Ethereum Core Developer Consensus (ACDC) conference call. The Cancun/Deneb upgrade was activated on Devnet #12 on November 30th, and the Teku, Lodestar, and Lighthouse client software, as well as all Execution Layer (EL) client software, are currently being tested on Devnet #12. In addition, developers found validator exit issues on Devnet #11, and the Nimbus client team is working to resolve the issue. Devnet #11 will continue to operate normally until the problem is resolved.
BC Technology: Its subsidiary OSL cooperates with Victory Securities to provide BTC and ETH trading services to Hong Kong retail customers
Hong Kong-listed company BC Technology announced that its licensed virtual asset trading platform OSL has expanded its cooperation with Victory Securities to the Hong Kong retail market. BC Technology stated that Victory Securities is the first licensed corporation in Hong Kong approved by the Securities and Futures Commission to provide virtual asset trading and advisory services to retail investors. Previously, the cooperation between the two parties was limited to professional investors. Currently, Victory Securities will support Hong Kong retail customers to trade virtual assets such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) through the OSL platform.
SEC seeks public comment on proposed rule change for Fidelity's spot Ether ETF
The SEC has invited public comments on a proposed rule change that would allow Fidelity to offer shares of its spot Ether ETF. Fidelity filed for approval of the fund on November 17, and the SEC's notice marks the start of a 240-day countdown for the ETF. The filing noted that investors in other countries have had opportunities to gain exposure to Ether through exchange-traded products, while US investors are left with fewer and riskier means of getting exposure to the cryptocurrency.
Giant whale “0x4fb” withdrew 12,826 ETH from Coinbase
According to The Data Nerd, within the past 2 hours, a newly emerged whale "0x4fb" withdrew 12,826 ETH (approximately $26.2 million) from Coinbase at a price of $2,040.
A giant whale withdrew 12,826 ETH from Coinbase in the past 2 hours, equivalent to approximately US$26.2 million.
The Data Nerd reported that in the past 2 hours, a whale address starting with 0x4fb withdrew a total of 12,826 ETH (26.2 million US dollars) from Coinbase at a price of $2040.
A whale withdrew more than 12,000 ETH from Coinbase in the past 2 hours, equivalent to approximately US$26.2 million.
On November 30th, according to The Data Nerd's monitoring, in the past 2 hours, whale 0x4fb withdrew a total of 12,826 ETH (approximately $26.2 million) from Coinbase at a price of $2,040.
100,000 ETH transferred from Coincheck to unknown wallet
According to Whale Alert monitoring, 100,000 ETH (approximately $203,290,251) was transferred from Coincheck to an unknown wallet.
A whale sold 3150 ETH in the past hour
According to Lookonchain monitoring, a certain whale sold 3150 ETH at an average price of $2023 in the past hour, earning $546,000. The whale purchased 2762 ETH at an average price of $1825 on November 2.
A whale sold 3150 ETH in the past hour
Lookonchain monitoring shows that in the past hour, a certain whale sold 3150 ETH at an average price of $2023 (about $6.37 million), earning $546,000 in profit. The whale purchased 2762 ETH at an average price of $1825 (about $5.04 million) on November 2.
A certain whale sold 3,150 ETH on the chain in the past hour, approximately US$6.37 million
On November 30th, according to Lookonchain monitoring, within the past hour, a whale sold 3,150 ETH on the chain, about $6.37 million, with a profit of $546,000.
