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ChainCatcher News, according to Arkham data, at 04:17, 2,688 BNB (worth approximately $2.28 million) were transferred from an anonymous address (starting with 0x180A...) to another anonymous address (starting with 0x6fB3...). Subsequently, this address transferred 3,246.41 BNB to Wintermute.

According to a report by Bijie Network: Following Donald Trump's move to make cryptocurrency a core campaign issue, right-wing parties across Europe are increasingly adopting pro-crypto platforms to attract a growing voter base. In the UK, the Reform Party led by Nigel Farage now accepts cryptocurrency donations and has proposed a bill to cap capital gains tax on digital assets at 10%. In France, Marine Le Pen of the National Rally has shifted her stance from advocating a bitcoin ban to proposing the use of nuclear energy for bitcoin mining. Sławomir Mentzen, chairman of Poland's New Hope party, is a bitcoin holder who has pledged to establish a national bitcoin reserve during his campaign. This political shift coincides with the rising trend of cryptocurrency ownership; reports indicate that crypto ownership in France has reached 12%, while in Poland it is as high as 19%. This mirrors strategies that have proven profitable and effective in the US political arena.

According to CoinWorld, Bitcoin is currently testing the lower boundary of its established bidirectional structure. After failing to reclaim the central pivot point near $88,900, it is now trading close to the support range of $82,000-$80,000. Key levels to watch are the micro-support area between $82,170 and $83,454, and the rebound range of $84,492-$87,000. If Bitcoin's price continues to fall below $80,000, it may indicate that it is entering a new structural phase.