Token | Trading Volume 【PI】2.05 million 【TIA】33.77 million 【AAVE】941.31 million 【TAO】33.20 million 【BOME】27.15 million 【OORT】63,372.82 【ENJ】32.73 million 【BTC】3.49 billion 【DCR】263,601.23 【ZEC】66.31 million

According to Lookonchain monitoring, a certain OTC whale (0xd45...FB20) that previously bought 163,000 ETH and 4,000 cbBTC withdrew 98,032 wstETH (worth $272 million) and 3,000 cbBTC (worth $221 million) from Aave. Due to the KelpDAO rsETH bridge vulnerability preventing further ETH withdrawals, the whale directly exchanged 7,438 aEthWETH (worth $16.83 million) for 1,930 stETH and 5,272 ETH, resulting in a loss of 237 ETH (worth $540,000). Currently, this address still holds 10,000 ETH (worth $22.8 million) on Aave.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Polymarket has completed a $400 million funding round, with Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) participating. Polymarket is in talks with investors to raise $400 million at a valuation of approximately $15 billion. This funding round will add to the $600 million funding round in which ICE invested last month. (The Information)

According to a report by Press TV, Odaily, former commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and chairman of the Iranian parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, Ebrahim Azizi, stated that Iran will never relinquish control of the Strait of Hormuz. He asserted that this vital waterway is an integral part of Iranian national sovereignty and will always remain under Iran's complete jurisdiction. When asked if Tehran would relinquish control of the strait, Azizi replied, "Absolutely not. This is our inalienable right. Iran will determine the right of passage, including permitting ships to pass through the strait." He stated that this principle is being solidified through legislation. The senior lawmaker said, "We are introducing a bill in parliament based on Article 110 of the Constitution, covering environmental, maritime security, and national security, and the armed forces will enforce this law." Tehran now considers its ability to regulate maritime traffic through this waterway crucial for restoring deterrence and maintaining long-term strategic leverage. (Jin Shi)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, France has become a hotspot for wrench attacks, with at least 41 reported kidnappings and burglaries related to cryptocurrency this year, averaging one every 2.5 days. Minister of the Interior Jean-Didier Berger stated that he is working with Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez to prepare a series of new measures to address the problem. A wrench attack refers to forcing victims to transfer crypto assets through physical violence. Data from Certik and Jameson Lopp shows that 72 cases of physical coercion were verified globally in 2025, a 75% year-on-year increase, with cases involving physical attacks increasing by 250% year-on-year. Ledger co-founder David Balland was kidnapped in France in January 2025. Security researchers point out that attackers are shifting from searching for wallets to hunting individuals, targeting them through social media and leaked data. Because crypto transactions are irreversible, attackers often convert illicit proceeds into stablecoins and transfer them across blockchains to evade detection. Experts recommend using tools such as multi-signature, withdrawal delays, and spending limits to reduce the risk of attack.