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According to Arkham data, at 16:37, 112.2 BTC (worth approximately $14.4169 million) was transferred from one anonymous address (starting with bc1q02k...) to another anonymous address (starting with bc1qcwr...). Subsequently, the address transferred 112.2 BTC to Bitstamp.

According to Arkham data, at 05:09, 373.73 BTC (worth approximately 6.6541 million USD) was transferred from Bitstamp to Wintermute.

According to CoinDesk, cryptocurrency industry practitioners saw the latest provisions regarding stablecoin yields in the revised version of the Senate's "Digital Asset Market Clarity Act" during a closed-door review meeting on Capitol Hill on Monday. The initial impression is that the relevant language is too narrow and not clear enough.The new provisions were announced last Friday by Senators Angela Alsobrooks and Thom Tillis. According to a person familiar with the current draft, the new provisions will prohibit earning yields solely from holding stablecoins, while restricting any practices that equate the program with bank deposits, and setting further limitations on other potentially allowed activities, with the specific identification mechanism for activity-based stablecoin rewards still unclear.This compromise stems from the lobbying struggle between the cryptocurrency industry and the banking sector: the banking industry insists that stablecoin rewards should not be similar to interest-bearing bank deposits, arguing that such competing products could harm the banking sector and suppress lending. The final compromise allows for reward programs based on user stablecoin activities but prohibits rewards based on balances.The closed-door review aims to push the Senate Banking Committee to schedule a hearing, which is an important step for the bill toward a full Senate vote. A similar version of the "Clarity Act" was passed in the House of Representatives last year, and another version has also passed the Senate Agriculture Committee's markup process. The advancement of the bill still faces other obstacles: all parties need to reach an agreement on the DeFi regulatory framework, and Democrats insist on including provisions that prohibit senior government officials from profiting personally from the cryptocurrency industry, a provision clearly targeting President Trump.

According to Arkham data, at 12:52, 270.83 BTC (worth approximately 19.13 million USD) was transferred from Bitstamp to multiple addresses, including Bybit.

According to Arkham data, at 19:48, 459.99 BTC (worth approximately 32.22 million USD) was transferred from an anonymous address (starting with bc1qtst4g...) to another anonymous address (starting with bc1qc75rj...). Subsequently, that address transferred part of the BTC (14.56 BTC) to Bitstamp.

According to Arkham data, at 05:18, 470.85 BTC (worth approximately 12.67 million USD) was transferred from Bitstamp to Wintermute.

According to Arkham data, at 12:46, 608.37 BTC (worth approximately 44.21 million USD) was transferred from Bitstamp to multiple anonymous addresses, including 175.88 BTC to the address starting with (bc1q0n...), and 141.68 BTC to the address starting with (bc1qh2...).

According to Arkham data, at 17:33, 335.39 BTC (worth approximately 12.55 million USD) was transferred from Bitstamp to Wintermute.

According to Arkham data, at 08:00, 273.12 BTC (worth approximately 18.1 million USD) was transferred from Bitstamp to Galaxy Digital.

According to Arkham data, at 21:40, 210.95 BTC (worth approximately 14.13 million USD) was transferred from Bitstamp to multiple addresses, including Wintermute, Bullish.com, and several anonymous addresses.

According to market news, Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Abits Group announced that it has reached a final agreement with institutional investors to raise $2.1 million by purchasing and selling common stock and pre-funded warrants at a price of $2.65 per share. The net proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes and operations.

The founder of OpenClaw, Peter Steinberger, responded on social media regarding "a user being banned after mentioning Bitcoin in OpenClaw's Discord," stating, "We have strict server rules, and users agree to comply with them upon entering the server. One of these rules is a complete ban on mentioning cryptocurrencies."Afterward, Peter Steinberger inquired about the user's account name, indicating that he would manually re-add them to OpenClaw's Discord group.

According to Arkham data, at 03:51, 318.24 BTC (worth approximately 21.72 million USD) was transferred from one anonymous address (starting with bc1q4je8c...) to another anonymous address (starting with bc1qjej0g...). Subsequently, the address transferred a portion of the BTC (0.0117 BTC) to Duelbits.

According to Arkham data, at 15:57, 159.88 BTC (worth approximately $11.2979 million) was transferred from Bitstamp to multiple addresses. Among them, 73.5 BTC was transferred to Wintermute.

According to Arkham data, at 18:10, 218.6 BTC (worth approximately $15.2 million) was transferred from Bitstamp to multiple anonymous addresses.

The Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture of Sichuan Province, China, recently issued a notice titled "Notice on Prohibiting Virtual Currency Mining Activities," which clearly states that virtual currency "mining" activities are considered outdated production processes and equipment that have been explicitly eliminated by the state. Related business activities are deemed illegal financial activities and will face risks such as loan cuts, power cuts, internet cuts, and credit penalties, with relevant personnel being held accountable for party discipline, administrative discipline, and legal responsibilities.The notice emphasizes that civil legal actions related to investing in virtual currencies and their derivatives are invalid, and any resulting losses must be borne by the individuals themselves. To maintain social stability and regulate market order, the county of Butuo has proposed three measures: first, to prohibit all forms of virtual currency "mining" activities, including but not limited to Bitcoin and Ethereum; second, to require local township governments and regulatory authorities in the telecommunications and electricity sectors to strengthen inspections and supervision according to local and industry management principles, and to crack down on illegal "mining" activities; third, to encourage the public to report illegal "mining" activities.

According to Arkham data, at 07:46, 23,999.99 SOL (worth approximately $2,435,500) was transferred from Bitstamp to an anonymous address (starting with 9R7CV2DK...).

According to Arkham data, at 08:37, 26,800 SOL (worth approximately $3.15 million) was transferred from Bitstamp to Coinbase.

According to Arkham data, at 01:31, 126.22 BTC (worth approximately 11.29 million USD) was transferred from Bitstamp to multiple anonymous addresses.