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According to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst Ai Yi has monitored that the address associated with Richard Heart (0x463...c4F21) transferred 10,990 ETH (worth approximately $42.62 million) to a new address (0xafa...6C0d5). The receiving address has not made any further transfers or sales at this time.

According to Odaily, the AI-driven Web3 dating platform METYA has announced the completion of a $6 million strategic financing round, led by Echo3 and Greenwood Global Capital. According to the introduction, Metya is an AI-powered Web3 dating platform that combines social interaction with token economics, enabling users to connect globally and gain economic benefits through participation. METYA offers features such as real-time communication, content creation, and data sharing, all supported by decentralized social infrastructure. According to Odaily, Google's latest quantum processor Willow has achieved experimentally verified quantum acceleration, running far faster than the world's most powerful supercomputer, Frontier, marking the entry of quantum computing into the reproducible experimental phase. Research shows that Willow increases speed by about 13,000 times when executing physical algorithms, completing in just 2 hours tasks that would take traditional computers 3.2 years to simulate. Experts point out that although this breakthrough is still in the research stage, it means quantum computing is one step closer to practical application and poses a potential risk to the elliptic curve cryptography relied upon by bitcoin. Christopher Peikert, a professor at the University of Michigan, warns that quantum computing poses a "substantial or even existential risk" to bitcoin in the long term, although the short-term threat remains limited. (Decrypt) According to Odaily, Peter Tassiopoulos, CEO of the listed company ALT5 Sigma, which recently announced the adoption of the WLFI reserve strategy, has been suspended by the board of directors and relieved of his paid duties. Jonathan Hugh has been appointed as acting CEO, effective immediately. This management change comes as the company's stock price has fallen nearly 20% in the past week, and is down 83% from its 52-week high of $10.95. The company's next financial report will be released on November 18. According to Odaily, fintech giant Revolut is set to launch its cryptocurrency services across the entire European Union after obtaining the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) license. Revolut announced on Wednesday that it has received the MiCA license from the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission. This license allows Revolut to promote its cryptocurrency services in 30 countries within the European Economic Area. Revolut's MiCA license also signals the imminent launch of "Crypto 2.0." The company stated that this new service will offer users access to over 280 cryptocurrencies, zero-fee staking services, and stablecoin-to-dollar exchanges with no spread. (DL News)