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- 02:27Data: Several whales profited nearly $38 million from XPL price movements in just one hour; a user from the "qwatio hunting squad" still lost $2.5 million despite using a 10% hedging strategy.ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, by heavily going long on XPL and pushing the price up to $1.8, a 200% increase, three whale wallets liquidated other traders' positions within less than an hour and earned nearly $38 million in profit. This morning at 5:35, a certain wallet address went long with millions of XPL on Hyperliquid, sweeping the entire order book and squeezing out all short positions. Afterwards, the trader began to close part of their long positions, earning $16 million in just one minute. Meanwhile, the whale hunting squad representative @Cbb0fe, who previously targeted insider @qwatio, stated that during this XPL liquidation event, they performed a 10% hedging operation on their XPL token assets on the HyperliquidX platform, using 1x leverage to short and providing a large amount of collateral for protection, but still suffered a $2.5 million loss. The user stated, "I will never touch this kind of isolated market again."
- 02:27Resolv announces the launch of a buyback program, with buybacks already executed at an average price of $0.16.ChainCatcher reported that Resolv has announced the launch of a buyback program, with the initial allocation set at 75% of core protocol fees. Each week, a portion of the fees will be used to purchase RESOLV tokens on the open market. These tokens will be transferred to the foundation's reserves and removed from circulation. The buyback has now commenced, with approximately 1 million RESOLV tokens purchased at an average price of $0.16.
- 02:17Vitalik: Probabilities given by prediction markets are usually more accurate than judgments formed by media influenceJinse Finance reported that Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin, in response to recent discussions about prediction markets, stated that in coin voting, if you vote incorrectly, there is no penalty; the only risk is that you personally might just push the result to the edge with a very small probability. In prediction markets, however, if your judgment is wrong, you will lose money, and if you bet big, the amount you lose will also be significant. Personally, I feel that the probabilities given by prediction markets are usually more accurate than the judgments I form under the influence of (professional or social) media atmosphere. They actually help me stay rational and not overestimate the importance of things (but also allow me to realize the significance when something truly important happens).