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- 11:56Data: Early UNI investor address transferred 1.697 million UNI to Wintermute in the past 5 hours, worth approximately $10.29 million.According to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst Yu Jin has monitored that an institutional address which received an allocation of 30 million UNI in 2020 has transferred 1.697 million UNI, worth approximately $10.29 million, to market maker Wintermute within the past 5 hours. After the transfer, the address still holds about 24.9 million UNI, with a total value of approximately $149 million at the current price.
- 11:16This week, the cumulative net outflow from US Bitcoin spot ETFs reached $1.2253 billion.According to Jinse Finance, Farside monitoring data shows that this week, the cumulative net outflow from US spot Bitcoin ETFs reached 1.2253 billions USD, with net capital outflows recorded over four consecutive trading days.
- 09:26US SEC Chair: The United States is ten years behind in the crypto sector; establishing a regulatory framework to attract innovation is a top priorityChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, at an event held in Washington, D.C., U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Paul Atkins stated that the United States has fallen behind by ten years in the crypto sector, and addressing this issue is a top priority for regulators. Atkins said he believes the U.S. may already be about 10 years behind in the field of cryptocurrency. He pointed out that the SEC aims to establish a robust framework to bring back those who may have already left the U.S. The agency hopes this framework will allow innovation to flourish.