3 Whale Addresses Acquire 2,697 Gold Tokens in Past 3 Days

As of March 13, DefiLlama data shows minor fluctuations in total trading volume and open interest across on-chain perpetual futures DEXs. Hyperliquid’s 24-hour trading volume ticked up slightly from the prior day, while its open interest remains elevated. Below is the latest ranking of major perpetual futures DEXs by 24-hour metrics: - Hyperliquid: ~$6.74B trading volume | ~$6.45B open interest (link: https://app.hyperliquid.xyz/join/NTOD) - Aster: ~$2.36B trading volume | ~$1.95B open interest (link: https://www.asterdex.com/en/referral/aboter) - EdgeX: ~$2.13B trading volume | ~$1.12B open interest - Lighter: ~$1.77B trading volume | ~$736M open interest (link: https://app.lighter.xyz/?referral=70045843) - Grvt: ~$1.50B trading volume | ~$494M open interest - Pacifica: ~$482M trading volume | ~$74.33M open interest (link: https://app.pacifica.fi/?referral=pacbot)

Strategy CEO Phong Le sold 2,034 shares of MSTR on March 13 at $137.25 apiece, totaling $279,174, per a recently filed Form 144.

March 13 — Per official announcement, Bitget has launched its first Chinese contract pair, "Lobster", offering 1x to 10x leverage. The platform’s contract trading bot will also launch simultaneously.

March 13: Iran’s UN ambassador stated Iran “will not close the Strait of Hormuz,” per Golden Finance.

March 13 – Data from China’s National Internet and Information Security Information Center indicates global active OpenClaw internet assets have topped 200,000, with roughly 23,000 active in China. These assets are growing explosively, concentrated in internet-resource-dense regions like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong, Zhejiang, Sichuan, and Jiangsu. A large number of internet-exposed OpenClaw assets face critical security risks and are likely prime targets for cyberattacks. Notably, the uncontrollable behavior of these intelligent agents presents major governance challenges. When executing instructions, OpenClaw agents are prone to permission breaches, leading to unauthorized task performance and disregard for user commands. This could cause severe economic losses, including user data deletion, information theft, and terminal device hijacking. (Source: Jinse)

On March 13, data from DefiLlama shows Ethereum block builder Titan Builder’s 24-hour revenue reached $34.5 million, surpassing Tether’s $16.43 million to claim the top spot. As previously reported, a user swapped roughly $50.43 million worth of aEthUSDT into AAVE via CoWSwap. Due to slippage exceeding 99%, the user only received around 327 aEthAAVE tokens—valued at approximately $36,000. Titan Builder netted roughly $34 million in profit from this transaction.