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According to Arkham monitoring, the bankruptcy administrators of Alameda Research distributed over $15 million worth of SOL to creditors in the recent round of monthly allocations.A total of $15.6 million in SOL was transferred to 25 independent addresses, as part of a continuous distribution plan that has been ongoing for 21 months. The Alameda on-chain wallet currently still holds $314.95 million worth of SOL.

According to Ember Monitoring, after LayerZero announced plans to launch the L1 public chain Zero, the bankruptcy liquidation address of Alameda Research exchanged 129 million STG (12.9% of the total STG supply) for 11.142 million ZRO (approximately 24.29 million USD) two hours ago.

Crypto KOL and Rollbit partner Alex Wice posted on X platform that Ryan Salame is in prison for refusing to testify against SBF, which reflects flaws in the U.S. judicial system. Alex Wice believes that SBF was deprived of the right to present evidence during the trial, as Judge Kaplan rejected his defense based on "relying on legal advice" and excluded evidence related to solvency and service terms.Alex Wice pointed out that the narrative of the trial was a fabricated story conceived by the prosecutors and Sullivan & Cromwell, aimed at placing all blame on SBF. In fact, FTX had only a small funding gap at the time of bankruptcy; although SBF had management failures, there was no fraudulent intent, and he always tried to keep FTX running to repay customers. He believes that if SBF had not signed the bankruptcy agreement, FTX customers might have received repayments more quickly. Alex Wice calls for the release of Ryan Salame and SBF.In response to this matter, SBF's account on X platform stated: "I fundamentally agree with all of the above points. But FTX never went bankrupt. I never filed for bankruptcy. The lawyers took over the company, and 4 hours later, they submitted a false bankruptcy filing to steal the company's assets."

According to The Miner Mag, Bitcoin mining company NFN8 Group has announced that it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Texas, USA, and plans to sell all its assets under court supervision.Documents show that NFN8 is facing ongoing pressure on its operating cash flow due to a fire at its core mining facility, leasing pressures from its equipment sale-leaseback model, and a drop in hashprice to historical lows following the Bitcoin halving. The company disclosed that it operates multiple mining sites in Crystal City, Texas, and Iowa, with over 5,000 of its own mining machines. NFN8 expects its asset size to be below $50,000, with liabilities between $1 million and $10 million.

According to on-chain analyst Murphy (@Murphychen888), the realized losses of Bitcoin adjusted for entities reached $3.2 billion on February 5. This figure surpasses the scale of losses caused by historical black swan events including the Luna collapse, FTX bankruptcy, and 312/519.

According to the Russian newspaper "Kommersant," the large Russian Bitcoin mining company BitRiver is facing a serious crisis and may be heading towards bankruptcy. Its parent company has had bankruptcy observation procedures initiated by an arbitration court, with the main creditor, the En+ Group's "Siberian Infrastructure" company, demanding the repayment of over $9.2 million in debt.The report points out that BitRiver has fallen into a legal dispute with En+ due to failing to deliver equipment after not receiving advance payments for it. At the same time, the company is also facing multiple lawsuits from power companies seeking to recover unpaid electricity bills, totaling hundreds of millions of rubles. Due to its inability to pay electricity bills and local bans, BitRiver has ceased operations at several data centers in Irkutsk, Buryatia, and other locations. It is estimated that the company previously held over 50% of the mining market in Russia. The company is currently negotiating changes in ownership and the transfer of remaining assets.According to previous news from ChainCatcher, the CEO of the Russian Bitcoin mining company BitRiver was arrested on suspicion of tax evasion.

The AI agent toolkit Bankr developer 0xdeployer has recently submitted the "Sol token launcher" related code, officially supporting AI agents to deploy tokens on the Solana network. The token issuance is based on the Raydium platform, initially operating in the Bonding Curve mode, during which the creator or fee delegate can earn a 0.5% fee.After the token migration, 50% of the transaction fees will belong to the creator, 40% to Bankr, and 10% will be burned. In addition, the deployer can also earn a small referral fee while the token is in the Bonding Curve period, and all fees can be collected through the agent's Bankr wallet.

According to Hyperinsight monitoring, the well-known bankrupt whale James Wynn, who lost over $100 million on Hyperliquid six months ago, closed a BTC long position 15 minutes ago with a profit of $87,000, and then opened a long position on ETH, currently going long on 1637.53 ETH with 25x leverage, with an average entry price of $3252.31.In addition, James Wynn is still going long on kPEPE with 10x leverage, showing an unrealized profit of $169,000.

According to Hyperinsight monitoring, the well-known "bankrupt whale" James Wynn, who lost over $100 million on Hyperliquid six months ago, has reduced his 40x leveraged BTC long position to 87.66 BTC (approximately $8.11 million), with an average entry price of $92,266.1, currently showing an unrealized profit of $32,000.In addition, James Wynn has simultaneously reduced his 10x leveraged kPEPE long position to 263,852,157 tokens (approximately $1.72 million), with an unrealized profit of $118,000.

According to Hyperinsight monitoring, the well-known bankrupt whale James Wynn, who lost over $100 million on Hyperliquid six months ago, increased his position in BTC long with 40x leverage to 173.73 BTC (approximately $16.27 million), with an average entry price of $91,854.3, currently showing an unrealized profit of $315,000.In addition, James Wynn simultaneously increased his position in kPEPE long with 10x leverage to 446,570,069 tokens (approximately $3.07 million), showing an unrealized profit of $505,000.

According to Coinbob's popular address monitoring, the trader James Wynn (0x507), who was nearly "bankrupt," has recently made significant profits. Since the beginning of this month, with an initial capital of about $20,000, he has been rolling over to go long on PEPE and opening long positions in BTC, currently pushing the account value up to $620,000. This morning, the account value peaked at $800,000, but no positions have been closed yet. The current total position size is approximately $13.95 million, with the main holdings as follows:40x BTC long position: position size $11.5 million, floating profit $150,000 (52%), average price $91,300, liquidation price $89,600;10x kPEPE long position: position size $2.45 million, floating profit $450,000 (182%), average price $0.0055, liquidation price $0.0057;Additionally, according to Coinbob's monitoring, his sub-address (0x8da) has also seen returns exceeding 50% this month. It currently holds long positions in BTC, HYPE, and XRP, with a total position size of $7.02 million and an overall floating profit of $390,000 (154%). On January 1, James Wynn publicly predicted that the market cap of PEPE would exceed $6.9 billion by 2026, and promised to delete his social media accounts if this goal is not achieved, with the current market cap being approximately $2.8 billion.

According to Hyperinsight monitoring, the well-known bankrupt whale James Wynn, who lost over $100 million on Hyperliquid six months ago, has increased his long position in BTC with 40x leverage to 124.1841 BTC (approximately $11.54 million), with an average entry price of $91,332, currently showing an unrealized profit of $211,000.In addition, James Wynn is still long on 364,628,426 PEPE (approximately $2.59 million) with 10x leverage, showing an unrealized profit of $591,000.

According to Ember Monitoring, the well-known "bankruptcy whale" James Wynn, who lost over $100 million on Hyperliquid six months ago, started going long on PEPE with a principal of $10,000 on December 27, and has been continuously increasing his position through unrealized gains, currently showing an unrealized profit of $480,000.After a significant unrealized profit on his PEPE position, he opened a new 40x leveraged long position on BTC two hours ago, with a position size reaching $5.06 million.

The South Korean government is formulating the "Basic Law on Digital Assets" (Phase Two Legislation on Crypto Assets), which is expected to include several investor protection measures, such as introducing strict liability for digital asset service providers and establishing bankruptcy risk isolation mechanisms for stablecoin issuers. However, due to significant disagreements on core issues such as the issuers of stablecoins, the submission time for the government proposal is expected to be delayed until next year.According to reports, in the government draft that the Financial Committee is studying, stablecoin issuers may be required to allocate their reserve assets in low-risk assets such as deposits and government bonds, and to deposit or trust funds equivalent to no less than 100% of the issuance balance with banks or other management institutions to prevent the risk of issuer bankruptcy from being passed on to investors. At the same time, the information disclosure obligations, terms, and advertising regulatory standards for digital asset operators will be close to the level of traditional financial institutions. In the event of a hacker attack or system failure, strict liability for damages may be applied in accordance with the Electronic Financial Transactions Act.In addition, the draft may allow the sale of digital assets within South Korea under the premise of strengthening information disclosure, in order to correct the previous practice of "overseas issuance, domestic circulation" caused by administrative restrictions on ICOs.Although the legislative framework has initially taken shape, there are still disagreements between the Financial Committee and institutions such as the Bank of Korea on key issues such as the qualifications of stablecoin issuers, approval mechanisms, minimum capital requirements, and whether exchanges can serve both issuance and circulation functions. The Financial Committee stated that relevant departments are continuously working to narrow the gap in positions, and no final conclusions have been reached on the proposed plan.

According to HyperInsight monitoring, James Wynn's address (0x8da) currently holds a 40x leveraged BTC long position with an unrealized profit of $76,000 (65%), a position size of approximately $4.72 million, an average price of $86,800, and a liquidation price of $84,500. Additionally, his newly opened ZEC long position was liquidated for a small loss of about $10,000 after holding for less than four hours today.Monitoring shows that James Wynn's position direction often adjusts in sync with his public views on the X platform. For example, after he posted a bullish outlook on BTC on December 21, he switched his position from short to long. This month, he also expressed views on December 4 and 9, stating "bullish on BTC to $97,000 - $103,000" and predicting that the market would face a "bloodbath."Additionally, monitoring indicates that another previously used address (0x507) closed a BTC long position in the past 7 hours, realizing a profit of about $20,000, and subsequently used those funds to open a 10x leveraged kPEPE long position. Previously, this address unusually went short after James Wynn's announcement on November 10 that BTC would drop to $92,000, resulting in a liquidation loss of about $100,000, and the funds were withdrawn to zero.

The co-founder of the AI agent platform Bankr, deployer, stated on platform X that the team is about to launch Bankr Swap, an independent on-chain exchange interface and mini-application that allows users to create various types of advanced on-chain orders through any external wallet.According to the news, Bankr Swap will initially support the Base chain and will quickly expand to more public chains in the future. The first batch of order types includes: limit orders, stop-loss/trailing stop orders, dollar-cost averaging (DCA) orders, and time-weighted average price (TWAP) orders.

The co-founder of the AI agent platform Bankr, deployer, stated on platform X that the recently discussed issue of "duplicate counting" of trading volume stems from the data collection methods of third-party dashboards, rather than any flaws in Polymarket's own data. He emphasized that there are no fundamental errors in Polymarket's trading volume records.Deployer pointed out that Paradigm's amplification of the related controversy and negative interpretation of Polymarket is due to the fact that Paradigm is an investor in Kalshi, thus having a clear competitive stance. He bluntly stated that such behavior is "purposeful and of poor quality," believing that Paradigm's motives to discredit its competitor are obvious.According to previous news from ChainCatch, the founder of Paradigm stated that Polymarket has a data bug, and trading volume is being counted multiple times in most public data.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes posted on platform X regarding the Tether audit report, stating, "The Tether team is in the early stages of large-scale interest rate trading. They believe the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates, which will significantly reduce interest income. To cope with this situation, they are buying gold and Bitcoin; theoretically, as the price of currency falls, the prices of these assets should soar. If the holdings of gold and Bitcoin drop by about 30%, their equity will vanish, and at that point, USDT could theoretically go bankrupt. I believe some large holders and exchanges will demand real-time access to their balance sheets to assess Tether's solvency risk."