Today's News Highlights:
Google is exploring the use of "Google Login" to access Bitcoin wallets
The U.S. SEC confirms receipt of Bitwise's spot XRP ETF application
Binance Alpha launches BROCCOLI (f2b), CZ'S DOG, and Broccoli (f3b)
The next round of FTX repayment distribution will begin on May 30
Zhao Changpeng: I will donate all tokens received in my wallet
Regulation/Macro
According to the latest regulatory roadmap "A-S-P-I-Re" released by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), Hong Kong will further improve the regulation of the virtual asset market to balance innovation and risk management. The global virtual asset market is expected to exceed $30 trillion in 2024. Since 2018, the SFC has established a series of regulatory mechanisms, including the virtual asset trading platform (VATP) license and the first spot ETFs in Asia. However, the market still faces issues such as liquidity fragmentation, regulatory arbitrage, and investor protection. The roadmap includes five major pillars: Market Access, Safeguards, Products, Infrastructure, and Relationships, and proposes 12 initiatives, such as optimizing the licensing system, promoting OTC and custody service regulation, studying the allowance for professional investors to trade derivatives and staking, and enhancing market monitoring and cross-border cooperation. The SFC emphasizes that this framework will promote Hong Kong as a trusted liquidity center for virtual assets while ensuring market stability and investor protection.
According to Cointelegraph, Coinbase and several of its executives are facing a shareholder lawsuit, accusing them of misleading investors about the company's bankruptcy risks and violating securities laws. On February 18, Coinbase shareholder Wenduo Guo filed a lawsuit in federal court in New Jersey, claiming that Coinbase and its leadership failed to disclose that customer assets could be considered part of Coinbase's bankruptcy estate, making retail customers unsecured creditors. The lawsuit points out that at least 75 cryptocurrency exchanges had closed before Coinbase went public in April 2021, leaving customers of those exchanges unable to recover their digital assets. "Despite repeated denials from the company's management, Coinbase is no different in terms of the risk of digital asset loss in bankruptcy." The lawsuit also claims that Coinbase did not disclose its proprietary trading activities undertaken to offset declines in cryptocurrency prices, which the lawsuit describes as a "risky use of company funds to trade assets." Wenduo Guo's lawsuit also references the SEC's lawsuit against Coinbase filed in June 2023, accusing the company of listing unregistered securities and failing to register with the agency. The lawsuit alleges that several executives, including CEO Brian Armstrong, sold millions of shares and made hundreds of millions in personal profits. Wenduo Guo claims these actions have caused Coinbase significant losses, regulatory penalties, lawsuits, and reputational damage. The lawsuit seeks a jury trial and requests compensation and corporate governance reforms to prevent similar misconduct in the future.
According to monitoring by Lookonchain, Dave Portnoy (@stoolpresidente) created Greed and purchased 357.92 million Greed tokens (accounting for 35.79% of the total supply). He sold all 357.92 million Greed tokens in a single transaction, causing the price of Greed to plummet by 99%. He profited approximately $258,000 from Greed. Next, Dave Portnoy created Greed2 and currently holds 268.25 million Greed2 tokens (accounting for 26.8% of the total supply). Please ensure your funds are secure and be aware of the risks.
Charles Schwab establishes a digital asset chief position to expand into cryptocurrency services
According to The Daily Hodl citing Barron's, financial services giant Charles Schwab is expanding its business into the cryptocurrency investment space and is establishing a new executive position. This new position is the Chief of Digital Assets, who will be responsible for Schwab's overall cryptocurrency strategy. Joe Vietri, who previously led the branch network for this financial services giant, will serve as the first Chief of Digital Assets. Charles Schwab manages approximately $10.33 trillion in client assets and has provided clients with access to cryptocurrencies through regulated products like Bitcoin spot ETFs, which were approved in the U.S. in January 2024. Under Vietri's leadership, this financial services giant plans to expand its range of cryptocurrency products. In last month's fourth-quarter earnings call, Schwab indicated that its clients are increasingly interested in digital assets.
Google is exploring the use of "Google Login" to access Bitcoin wallets
According to Crypto Briefing, Kyle Song, a Web3 expert from Google Cloud Asia Pacific, revealed during a speech at the Hong Kong Bitcoin Technology Carnival that Google is working to make Bitcoin wallets as user-friendly as Web2 applications. Google's vision is to allow users to log into Bitcoin wallets using their existing Google accounts, aiming to bring Bitcoin closer to mainstream users. Song stated that the launch of a spot Bitcoin ETF in 2024 opens a more convenient path for large Web2 companies like Google to enter the Bitcoin industry. Since last year, this tech giant has been collaborating with companies and developers in the Bitcoin space. Song said, "We are exploring ways to lower the entry barrier so that Web2 users can easily use Bitcoin." When discussing bridging the technological gap between traditional finance and blockchain-based finance, Song noted that Google is focusing on enhancing security. He stated, "We are also researching solutions to address the trust issues between on-chain and off-chain systems. Google is particularly considering how to use advanced cryptographic techniques like zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP) to enhance reliability."
Former SEC official John Reed Stark posted on X platform that the SEC's lawsuit against Coinbase may be coming to an end, as the newly formed cryptocurrency working group is seeking to resolve previous enforcement actions against the exchange. Stark explained why the SEC requested a 28-day extension to respond to Coinbase's petition to allow an appeal. He stated, "According to a three-page joint motion, the SEC's review of cryptocurrency-related issues is 'ongoing,' and the extension will give the SEC time for 'appropriate review' as it prepares to respond to Coinbase's petition. In other words, the SEC's lawsuit against Coinbase may be over." Stark estimates that the SEC's lawsuit against Binance will likely have the same outcome. He cited a joint motion submitted on February 11, where both parties believe that the SEC's special cryptocurrency working group "may influence and facilitate a potential resolution of this case." The same goes for Ripple, which has been embroiled in a lawsuit with the SEC since 2020, "It is expected that all appeals related to cryptocurrencies, including the Ripple case, will be paused, and it is even more likely to be completely withdrawn."
According to Cointelegraph, cryptocurrency supporter Howard Lutnick has been confirmed by the Senate as the U.S. Secretary of Commerce. He has a multi-hundred million dollar exposure in the Bitcoin space.
Crypto custody firm BitGo adds OTC trading services and is considering an IPO
According to Bloomberg, crypto custody firm BitGo Inc. has launched a global digital asset over-the-counter trading platform as it plans for an IPO. With the rise in cryptocurrency prices, institutional investors such as hedge funds are increasing their demand for cryptocurrencies, prompting BitGo to expand its business. Earlier this month, sources revealed that the company is considering an initial public offering. BitGo stated in a release on Tuesday that the OTC desk will provide institutional investors with spot and options trading services as well as lending services to facilitate margin trading. Since the beginning of last year, the company has started offering services to select clients, with trading volumes reaching billions of dollars and a loan book exceeding $100 million. In addition to the U.S., the trading desk will also be available in other jurisdictions, including Hong Kong and countries in the Middle East.
Bullish obtains a virtual asset trading platform license in Hong Kong
According to the Hong Kong Economic Journal, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has granted a virtual asset trading platform license to Bullish, increasing the number of licensed virtual asset trading platforms in Hong Kong to 10. Bullish's Senior Vice President and Global Head of Sales, Liu Dehao, stated in a previous interview that Hong Kong is an important business hub, with over 100 employees currently in the region, and they aim to focus on institutional business after obtaining the license. Notably, Bullish had previously acquired the comprehensive media, events, and index platform CoinDesk. Currently, there are eight platforms on the list of applicants for virtual asset trading platform licenses. The Executive Director of the SFC's Intermediaries Division, Ye Zhiheng, recently stated that the market's understanding of the SFC's licensing standards is becoming clearer, and new licenses will be issued, but whether all applicants will receive licenses depends on their compliance with the requirements.
U.S. SEC confirms receipt of Bitwise's spot XRP ETF application
According to The Block, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) confirmed on Tuesday that the Cboe BZX Exchange, a subsidiary of the Chicago Board Options Exchange, has submitted an application for the listing and trading of Bitwise's spot XRP ETF. In a document confirming the proposal, the SEC requested comments to be submitted within 21 days from the date the document is published in the Federal Register. After that, the agency can decide to approve, disapprove, or "initiate proceedings." The 19b-4 filing is the second step in the two-step process for proposing a crypto ETF to the SEC. Once confirmed, the document will be published in the Federal Register, thereby initiating the SEC's approval process. The SEC has previously confirmed the spot XRP ETF applications submitted by 21Shares and Grayscale but has not yet confirmed the applications from Canary Capital and WisdomTree. Bloomberg ETF analysts James Seyffart and Eric Balchunas estimate that the likelihood of approval for an XRP-based ETF is 65%.
LIBRA token co-founder Hayden Davis claims he bribed the sister of the Argentine president
According to CoinDesk, a key figure behind the Libra token boasted that he had already spent money to gain access to the inner circle of Argentine President Javier Milei months before the meme coin scandal and failed launch. According to reviewed text messages, Kelsier Ventures CEO Hayden Davis claimed that he could "control" Milei because he had been paying a heavyweight figure in Milei's government—who is also the president's sister, Karina Milei. In a text message from mid-December last year, Davis claimed, "I control that guy," adding, "I send money to his sister, and he will sign anything I say and act according to my wishes." It is unclear whether there were any financial transactions between Davis and Milei's inner circle before the launch of Libra. In the December text messages, Davis claimed he could get Milei to promote related projects on social media. Two months later, Milei's tweet about Libra fueled a surge in its price. However, after discovering on-chain evidence of suspicious transactions, Milei deleted the tweet just five hours after posting it, by which time Libra's price had already plummeted. In response, Libra token co-founder Hayden Davis denied bribing the Argentine president in a statement, calling the media reports "politically motivated." When asked if he denied making such accusations via text, his public relations representative stated that Hayden had no memory or record of such claims on his phone.
According to The Block, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) announced on Tuesday, just hours after issuing a profit warning, that it plans to issue $2 billion in zero-coupon convertible senior bonds. Strategy intends to use the proceeds from this issuance for general corporate purposes, including acquiring Bitcoin. Unless repurchased, redeemed, or converted early, these bonds will mature on March 1, 2030. According to the announcement, Strategy will settle conversions in cash, Class A common stock, or a combination of both. The company also plans to grant initial purchasers the option to buy up to $300 million in additional bonds within five business days after the issuance. Earlier on Tuesday, Strategy issued a profit warning in a 10-K filing with the SEC, citing potential increases in tax liabilities. The company reviewed its net loss for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2024, primarily due to a $1.79 billion impairment loss on digital assets. The company warned that "future profitability may not be restored," especially if there are significant fair value losses on its Bitcoin holdings. It added that a substantial decline in the market value of Bitcoin could adversely affect the company's ability to meet its debt obligations. Strategy stated that its enterprise analytics software business did not generate positive cash flow in 2024, and the company may need to rely on equity or debt financing to meet its financial obligations. The success of obtaining such financing largely depends on the market value of its Bitcoin holdings, and a significant drop in Bitcoin value could trigger liquidity risks, potentially forcing the company to sell Bitcoin at unfavorable prices. The company explained that this could have a significant impact on its financial performance and future financing prospects. Strategy acquired approximately 258,320 BTC in 2024. Following its latest acquisition between February 3 and 9, 2025, the company currently holds 478,740 BTC, valued at over $46 billion.
Financing
According to official news, modular yield layer Cygnus announced the completion of a $20 million Pre-Seed funding round, with participation from Manifold, OKX Ventures, Mirana Ventures, Optimism Retro Funding, and others. This funding will accelerate Cygnus's growth and expand its product range. Cygnus is described as a modular yield layer that enables blockchains to customize their own re-staking networks and achieve shared security. Additionally, Cygnus is building the first Web3 Instagram application layer, integrating on-chain and off-chain assets to empower the creator economy.
The founder of Curve's new project Yield Basis raises $5 million at a $50 million token valuation
According to The Block, Michael Egorov, the founder of decentralized exchange Curve Finance, is launching a new project called Yield Basis and has already raised funds for it. According to a presentation dated January 11, 2025, Yield Basis aims to help tokenized Bitcoin and Ethereum holders earn yields by mitigating impermanent loss. The presentation stated that Yield Basis is raising $5 million in a token round at a fully diluted valuation of $50 million. The project will sell 10% of its "YB" token supply, which amounts to 100 million tokens out of a total of 1 billion tokens. The token unlock schedule for investors includes a six-month lock-up period, followed by a two-year linear unlock. Insiders indicated that Yield Basis began its fundraising process last month and raised funds within two weeks; investor interest was "huge," and this round of financing was "oversubscribed by 15 times." When contacted for comment, Egorov confirmed that he is working on the Yield Basis project and has raised funds at the aforementioned valuation. He also verified the details in the presentation. The YB tokens of the project will be allocated to different categories. According to the presentation, 30% of the total supply will be allocated for community incentives, distributed through liquidity mining. Other allocations include 25% for the team, 15% for development reserves, 10% for Curve technology licensing, and 10% for partnerships. Egorov stated, "Curve technology licensing will likely be used to vote for the crvUSD stable pool. This seems to fit best with the Curve ecosystem and also benefits YB." Egorov also revealed that Yield Basis is currently in the "production testing" phase, undergoing testing and auditing before the full launch of the liquidity pool, although the entire system, including tokens, will take longer to launch.
AI
Insiders: Musk's X is negotiating financing, with a valuation of $44 billion
According to Jinshi, insiders revealed that Elon Musk's social media company X is negotiating with investors to raise funds at a valuation of $44 billion, the same price Musk paid to acquire the company in 2022. This round of financing will be a significant turnaround for the social media giant after Musk's acquisition and reforms led to the departure of many users and advertisers. The sources stated that negotiations for the new round of X financing are still ongoing, and details may change. Due to the involvement of private information, these individuals requested anonymity. The company may also abandon the financing negotiations. This is the first known investment round since Musk privatized the social media company.
Project Updates
Binance Alpha launches Perry, SIREN, and BNBXBT
Binance Alpha has announced the launch of Perry (PERRY), SIREN (SIREN), and BNBXBT (BNBXBT). However, it should be noted that this does not mean that these tokens have officially been listed on the Binance platform. Specific information is as follows: Perry (PERRY): CZ's discarded PERREY dog; SIREN (SIREN): an AI analyst fully deployed on-chain; BNBXBT (BNBXBT): an AI agent on the BSC chain focused on analyzing social data to find investment alpha opportunities. Previously, Binance Alpha announced the launch of Broccoli (BROCCOLI), CZ'S DOG (Broccoli), and Broccoli (Broccoli).
Binance Alpha launches BROCCOLI (f2b), CZ'S DOG, and Broccoli (f3b)
Binance Alpha has announced the launch of Broccoli (BROCCOLI), CZ'S DOG (Broccoli), and Broccoli (Broccoli), but it should be noted that this does not mean that these tokens have officially been listed on the Binance platform. Specifically: Broccoli (BROCCOLI): the contract address ends with f2b, reportedly named "Broccoli" by CZ for his dog, inspired by a name starting with B and containing green elements. CZ'S DOG (Broccoli): the contract address ends with 714, this project is community-owned and launched through the four.meme platform. Broccoli (Broccoli): the contract address ends with f3b, this is the first Broccoli project on the four.meme platform.
Arbitrum DAO approves proposal to allocate 35 million ARB to RWA investments
ArbitrumDAO has announced that the community has approved the allocation of 35 million ARB to various stable assets, with a total investment value of approximately $15.5 million. These funds come from the project's Stable Treasury Donation Program (STEP), which previously allocated 35 million ARB to investments in six products in June 2024. STEP is designed to invest 1% of ArbitrumDAO's funds into tokenized RWAs, aiming to diversify DAO funds while generating returns from industry growth. The latest allocation is part of the Arbitrum DAO STEP 2.0 plan. Including the 35 million ARB from STEP 1.0 and 15 million ARB managed by the treasury, the total investment in RWAs reaches 85 million ARB. ArbitrumDAO stated that this investment is currently one of the largest investments by the DAO.
Bithumb to list GNO on the Korean won market
According to an official announcement, the South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb will list the GNO token on the Korean won market.
Kraken completes first fund distribution for FTX estate, compensating over 46,000 creditors
According to Bitcoin News, Kraken has completed the first fund distribution for the FTX estate, compensating over 46,000 creditors. Previously, it was reported that FTX would begin repaying creditors on February 18, 2025, with the first phase of repayments expected to return $6.5 billion to $7 billion.
According to Bloomberg, one of the original founders of Tether, Reeve Collins, is launching his own stablecoin. Collins' Pi Protocol will provide holders with potential yields derived from tokenized real-world assets. This differs from earlier stablecoins (such as USDT and USDC, which are pegged to fiat currencies, and algorithmically supported DAI) that merely track the value of the dollar. The stablecoin protocol is set to launch on the Ethereum and Solana blockchains in the second half of 2025. It is currently unclear how the stablecoin will generate yields, although some existing tokens will distribute income generated from tokenized "real-world assets" such as U.S. Treasury bonds. Collins served as CEO of Tether from 2013 to 2015 after co-founding the company with Brock Pierce and Craig Sellars.
FTX's next round of repayment distribution to begin on May 30
According to FTX creditor Sunil, the registration date for the next round of distribution is set for April 11, 2025, with the distribution starting on May 30, 2025. This distribution will target claims exceeding $50,000, as well as those that have been approved but did not receive funds in the first distribution for claims under $50,000.
Opinions
Vitalik: Has held one seat on the Ethereum Foundation's three-member board since 2017
In response to claims about his holding 3 out of 5 seats on the Ethereum Foundation (EF) board, Vitalik Buterin clarified that he has only held one seat on the three-member board since 2017. This response was in reaction to Ameen Soleimani's discussion on social media regarding whether Vitalik's role in the Ethereum ecosystem is closer to that of a "king" or a "prophet," with most voters believing he leans more towards the latter.
According to Zak Folkman, co-founder of World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a crypto project supported by Trump, the project faced early fundraising difficulties but turned around after Sun Yuchen's involvement. After purchasing WLFI tokens worth $30 million, Sun became the official advisor to the project. Folkman stated at the Consensus Hong Kong conference that the project's goal is to integrate traditional financial institutions with decentralized finance. Folkman emphasized that WLFI's success did not rely on venture capital support and did not provide any special treatment to token purchasers. Notably, World Liberty also purchased $10 million in TRX (the native token of Sun Yuchen's TRON blockchain) and WBTC.
Former Coinbase CTO Balaji stated that as traditional IPOs and mergers and acquisitions (M&A) paths are hindered, blockchain-based Security Token Offerings (STOs) may become a new window for tech companies to raise funds. He pointed out that the SEC's regulatory rules have made IPOs for small companies difficult, and the recent strong stance of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) against large-scale mergers has further limited exit routes for startups. This policy environment may weaken the flow of funds and competitiveness in the startup ecosystem. However, he believes that policy changes in the crypto space have opened the door for STOs, and the new government's supportive attitude towards cryptocurrencies makes blockchain-based financing models more attractive. STOs can not only reduce the listing costs for small businesses but also provide startups with capital sources independent of large tech companies. Balaji emphasized that this model aligns with the government's goal of keeping small businesses independent while also providing global investors with opportunities to participate without directly owning corporate control.
CryptoQuant CEO: BTC will not enter a bear market this year, Strategy's BTC cost basis is $65,033
CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju stated that he believes Bitcoin will not enter a bear market this year and is still in a bull market cycle. He noted that Bitcoin prices will eventually rise, but the volatility range may be large. He personally believes that even if the price drops 30% from historical highs (such as $110,000) to $77,000, the bull market cycle could still continue, consistent with past market cycle performances. Additionally, he mentioned that Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has a Bitcoin cost basis of $65,033. Earlier today, CryptoQuant's CEO stated that the cost basis for BTC in ETFs or custodial wallets is $89,000.
Zhao Changpeng: Will donate all tokens received in the wallet
Binance founder Zhao Changpeng (CZ) posted on the X platform, stating: "When you try to make money quickly, you often lose. When you generously donate, you tend to receive more in return. I donated 150 BNB (about $100,000) to a college student, who then took out $50,000 to help Libra victims. (This student seems to have made quite a bit of money on BNB.) Now, this address has received more BNB than I donated, along with more tokens. I will not keep a penny. I will donate it again, likely to those who suffered losses on TST or some Broccoli tokens. This is not support for any token. Do not overinterpret this."
Galaxy: LIBRA "runaway" incident further undermines investor demand for holding SOL
According to CoinDesk, Galaxy Research stated in a report on Monday that the apparent LIBRA token scam is the latest event to negatively impact the Solana meme coin ecosystem. This trend has been deteriorating since the launch of the TRUMP token in January and the subsequent "liquidity exhaustion." The report claims that LIBRA could cause further damage to the meme coin system. Galaxy noted that this may reduce investor demand for holding Solana's SOL token, pointing out that the rise in SOL is primarily driven by demand for assets priced in SOL (such as meme coins); the LIBRA token scam is the "latest dirty event" to emerge in the Solana meme coin system, which has significantly declined since the TRUMP token was launched and briefly peaked at a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $75 billion.
K33 Research: Bitcoin market in a "slump" since the U.S. elections
According to The Block, Vetle Lunde, head of research at K33, analyzed in a report that Bitcoin remains in a low volatility range, with risk-averse traders pushing yields, volatility, and trading volumes to multi-month lows, resulting in a slight 2% drop in Bitcoin this week. Lunde wrote that while the Trump administration's support for cryptocurrencies is a long-term positive factor for Bitcoin and the entire crypto industry, short-term uncertainties have led to a slump in market activity. Various indicators for Bitcoin are softening across the market. Trading volumes, yields, options premiums, and ETF inflows have all fallen to levels seen before the dollar elections. Amid these sluggish conditions, volatility has also dropped to multi-month lows. Lunde emphasized that currently, 37% of the top 100 U.S. companies have a 30-day volatility higher than Bitcoin, a situation not seen since October 2023. However, he also warned that such low volatility periods rarely last long, and traders should be prepared for sudden changes. Lunde stated, "The overall risk-averse sentiment indicates that traders are prepared for downward volatility, while the current moderate leverage levels suggest a lower risk of liquidation waves." Lunde's analysis of Bitcoin futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange shows that recent premiums have fallen below 5%, a situation that rarely occurs. Reviewing data from 2021 to 2025, Lunde found that low premiums typically correlate with weaker market performance, a condition that may be influenced by the prolonged bear market of 2022. Lunde emphasized that Bitcoin tends to perform best under strong basis conditions and called for caution amid current market uncertainties.
Important Data
A whale liquidated 7,511 cWBTC again, worth approximately $14.43 million
According to Lookonchain monitoring, during the recent market downturn, a whale was liquidated again for 7,511 cWBTC (approximately $14.43 million). Previously, during the crash in 2022, this whale was liquidated three times, totaling 74,426 cWBTC (worth $32.82 million).
Abraxas Capital Mgmt associated address recharged 24,810 ETH to exchanges in the past 24 hours
According to on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, the Abraxas Capital Mgmt associated address 0xEd0…a4312 has recharged a total of 24,810 ETH to exchanges in the past 24 hours, with a total value of $66.04 million and an average recharge price of $2,661. This address currently holds a total of 110,224 ETH across protocols such as Lido, ether.fi, Aave, and Compound, with a total value of up to $295 million.
ETH/BTC exchange rate has dropped to 0.028, yet whales remain bearish on ETH/BTC rate
According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin, although the ETH/BTC exchange rate has dropped to 0.028, whales remain bearish on the ETH/BTC rate: one whale has withdrawn a total of 1,444 cbBTC (approximately $138 million) from Coinbase over the past two weeks and then deposited it into Aave as collateral to borrow 29,025 ETH (approximately $77.6 million) before transferring it back to Coinbase.
Bubblemaps: A trader turned $1.09 million into $109 million by trading the meme coin TRUMP
According to The Block, blockchain analysis platform Bubblemaps claimed in a social media post on Tuesday that, based on their analysis, an anonymous cryptocurrency trader named Naseem profited $109 million by trading the meme coin TRUMP. According to research conducted in collaboration with YouTube blogger Coffeezilla, Naseem successfully "sniped" the token shortly after its launch. On-chain data shows that the address starting with 6QSc2 first purchased tokens worth $1.09 million, which were then dispersed into at least nine wallets. Although the research could not definitively prove that Naseem was the mastermind behind these trading activities, the Bubblemaps team wrote in their report that indirect evidence suggests "there are too many undeniable connections." Bubblemaps allowed Naseem to respond to potential insider trading issues, to which he denied any wrongdoing. While he was able to purchase over $1 million worth of TRUMP tokens in the first second of trading, partly due to paying an $84,000 priority trading fee, Naseem stated that he was not directly informed of the token's issuance time.
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