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13:55
A major LINK whale suspected to have sold all holdings after a year of dormancy, earning $1.73 million since building the position in 2018
Odaily reported that, according to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, 5 hours ago, a certain whale (0xaF96...5a44) deposited 200,000 LINK into an exchange, valued at 1.8 million USD, with a deposit price of 8.98 USD. This whale had previously accumulated LINK at an average price of 0.3283 USD between March 2018 and June 2019. If sold this time, the whale would profit 1.73 million USD, with a return rate of 2635%. After this deposit, the address's LINK holdings appear to have been fully liquidated.
13:04
Hashrate Index: Rising oil prices have a limited direct impact on bitcoin mining costs
Odaily reported that according to Hashrate Index analysis, the rise in oil prices has a minimal direct impact on bitcoin mining costs, as most of the bitcoin network operates on energy sources largely unrelated to crude oil. Globally, only about 6-10% of the hashrate is running in power markets sensitive to oil prices, such as those in Gulf countries.
13:02
Japanese and South Korean finance ministers meet, express shared concerns over rapid depreciation of their currencies
Golden Ten Data reported on March 14 that senior finance officials from Japan and South Korea held a meeting in Tokyo on Saturday, expressing shared concerns over the rapid depreciation of both countries' currencies. A joint statement issued at the meeting expressed serious concern about the recent sharp depreciation of the Korean won and the Japanese yen. In addition, against the backdrop of escalating tensions in the Middle East—such as Iran blocking the main oil transportation route, the Strait of Hormuz—Japan and South Korea emphasized the importance of close cooperation to ensure stable energy supplies.
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