A whale address withdrew 2973 ETH from Binance 4 hours ago

On March 24, YZi Labs issued a statement noting that CEA Industries’ latest filed Form 10-Q and Form 8-K disclose significant internal deficiencies—including a lack of separation of duties between the CEO and the financial accounting function. YZi Labs highlighted the company’s board approved approximately $1.98 million in total severance compensation for outgoing CEO David Namdar. This breakdown includes: - $375,000 in retroactive "make-up" consulting fees; - $50,000 in monthly consulting fees through August 2026; - Roughly $434,000 in "cash-in-lieu" compensation; - A $900,000 lump-sum payment post-departure. Additionally, the company continues to pay substantial fees to 10X—an affiliated asset management firm controlled by current director Hans Thomas. It has disbursed $2 million this quarter and $3.8 million total since June 2025. YZi Labs has requested the board immediately provide public explanations for: 1. Justification for the nearly $2 million severance pack

March 24th — Per HyperInsight monitoring (via its Telegram channel @HyperInsight), a whale address starting with "0xe60d" opened an $8 million ETH short position in the past 2 hours. The position currently has an unrealized loss of $14,000, with an entry price of ~$2,130 and a liquidation price of $2,227. The whale also holds on-chain crude oil and U.S. stock positions (mostly shorts), totaling ~$35 million in value.

March 24: Brent crude oil is currently trading at $104.33 per barrel, up 4.02%, per data from Bitget.

On March 24th, LookOnChain data shows a whale wallet at address 0x44a1 has just liquidated 2,250 ETH (valued at $4.81 million), incurring a total loss of $4.07 million (-43%). Eight months ago, the same address purchased 2,500 ETH at an average price of $3,766, with the total investment hitting $9.42 million.

March 24th — TAO has surged past $310, currently trading at $314.4, with a 14.28% 24-hour gain, per HTX data. Yesterday, Jason Calacanis — a renowned U.S. angel investor, podcast host, and veteran Silicon Valley figure — reaffirmed his "TAO > BTC" call on social media. Calacanis, known for early bets on unicorns like Uber, Robinhood, and Calm, founded Stillcore Capital, a fund focused on Bittensor ecosystem subnet projects. He has long been bullish on TAO.