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07:34
Data: Exodus resumed accumulation of BTC, ETH, and SOL in April, with transaction volume reaching nearly 350 million USD
ChainCatcher reports, according to Globenewswire, that crypto wallet provider Exodus Movement has released its April operations report. After selling over 1,000 Bitcoin reserves in the first quarter to fund the acquisition of a payments business, the company resumed accumulating BTC, ETH, and SOL in April, with holdings increasing compared to the end of March. Currently, Exodus holds 629 BTC, 1,872 ETH, and 19,234 SOL. In addition, Exodus processed $347 million in transactions in April, and the number of monthly active users remained at 1.5 million, basically unchanged from March.
07:34
Data: Hyperliquid platform whale currently holds positions worth 4.593 billions USD, with a long/short ratio of 0.95
ChainCatcher News, according to Coinglass data, the current whale holdings on the Hyperliquid platform amount to $4.593 billion, with long positions of $2.237 billion, accounting for 48.69% of holdings, and short positions of $2.357 billion, accounting for 51.31%. The profit and loss for long positions is $69.7163 million, while the profit and loss for short positions is -$128 million.
07:33
European stock indices open lower, failing to keep up with the global equity rally
In Paris, the French CAC 40 index was flat as gains among car manufacturers offset a decline in aerospace group Airbus, which fell 2.1%. This cross-listed stock also dragged down Germany's DAX index, which dropped 0.2%. Commerzbank also weighed on the index, declining 3.2%. Software and consumer-oriented companies dragged down London's FTSE 100 index. The index fell 0.45%, with Sage down 3.6% and hotel company Whitbread down 3.2%. As basic materials stocks slipped, Spain’s IBEX 35 index dropped 0.25%, while Italy’s FTSE MIB index inched up 0.1%. In Amsterdam, the semiconductor-heavy Dutch AEX index fell 0.4%. After the market reacted tepidly to Nvidia’s overnight earnings, ASML, Europe’s largest company by market capitalization, dropped 1%.
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