A whale closed a long position on 41,931 ETH 5 hours ago, with a loss of over $30 million in the past week.

On September 2nd, based on HTX market data, XVS witnessed a short-term decline of more than 7% and is currently trading at $5.95. Before this, according to market reports, the Venus Protocol came under attack and potentially lost $30 million.

On September 2nd, according to market information, the Venus Protocol has come under attack, with a potential loss of $30 million.

On September 2nd, glassnode released a market analysis indicating that as the Bitcoin price retraced further from its all-time high to $107,000, the market is currently above the cost basis of short-term holders. In the spot market, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has entered oversold territory, resulting in weakened momentum. Coupled with the decreasing trading volume, it reflects the waning of market confidence. The spot Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) shows a slight alleviation of selling pressure, suggesting temporary market stabilization. However, the overall signals indicate weak demand. The futures market shows cautious positioning. Open interest has decreased, funding rates have declined, and the perpetual contract CVD has slightly improved, indicating a decrease in leverage and weakening bullish sentiment. Traders seem reluctant to increase risk exposure, highlighting the defensive strategies adopted in the face of recent volatility. In the options market, due to the decreas

On September 2nd, as per an official announcement from Buidlpad, the Bitcoin DeFi protocol Lombard's token sale has garnered over $70 million in investment, featuring an oversubscription rate of 1038%. Previously, the Bitcoin DeFi protocol Lombard launched a community round token sale on Buidlpad with a valuation of $4.5 billion.

On September 2nd, as per IFR International Financing Review, DCG is contemplating a Hong Kong initial public offering with the aim of raising approximately $500 million.

On September 2nd, based on DefiLlama data, in the past week, the net inflow of funds to the Arbitrum cross-chain bridge reached $2.499 billion, ranking first among all public chains. Ethereum and Xdai came next, with net inflows of $2.11 billion and $84.1 million respectively. Polygon, Solana, and Base witnessed net outflows of $86.35 million, $74.61 million, and $67.44 million respectively.