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Smart money spent $220,000 to purchase CS2 IEM Cologne Major semifinals, where Furia defeated Aurora.
Odaily Seer channel monitoring shows that in the Polymarket "CS2 IEM Cologne Major Semifinals Furia vs Aurora" prediction event, smart money with over $320,000 in profits (0x89dd49bf87c41be422927372a0b75c6ab577f662) purchased $224,000 worth of Furia to win against Aurora, with an average entry price of $0.59, buying 379,751.5 shares.
In addition, this address also purchased $25,000 worth of Furia to win against Aurora in Game 1, with an entry price of $0.506, buying 49,553.5 shares.
Currently, the match is in the first game, with Furia leading Aurora 12 to 8 in Game 1.
Odaily Seer channel continues to monitor the prediction market, seeing changes before pricing.
Odaily Seer channel monitoring shows that in the Polymarket "CS2 IEM Cologne Major Semifinals Furia vs Aurora" prediction event, smart money with over $320,000 in profits (0x89dd49bf87c41be422927372a0b75c6ab577f662) purchased $224,000 worth of Furia to win against Aurora, with an average entry price of $0.59, buying 379,751.5 shares.
In addition, this address also purchased $25,000 worth of Furia to win against Aurora in Game 1, with an entry price of $0.506, buying 49,553.5 shares.
Currently, the match is in the first game, with Furia leading Aurora 12 to 8 in Game 1.
Odaily Seer channel continues to monitor the prediction market, seeing changes before pricing.
Indian Enforcement Directorate raids multiple companies in Bangalore
Hyperliquid completes USDH-denominated market settlement on HyperCore
SlowMist’s Cosine Questions the LABUBU “Theft” Incident on BNB Chain: Key Parameters Appear to Have Been Abnormally Modified
According to Odaily, SlowMist founder Cosine analyzed that there are suspicious aspects to the approximately $1.1 million capital loss incident that occurred in the OLPC / LABUBU liquidity pool on BNB Chain. The theft was caused by a severe imbalance in the OLPC/LABUBU trading pair, and the reason for the imbalance was an "exploit" in OLPC that was taken advantage of. In the _update function, under certain conditions, it was possible to burn OLPC in the amount of value * decimalsValue. Normally, decimalsValue is 1, but about 46 days before the attack, the owner changed it to an extremely large value: 7326680472586200649. A few days later, the OLPC owner renounced ownership, making the owner address the zero address.
Today, the attacker took advantage of this excessive decimalsValue to trigger a Pair reserve burn, allowing them to obtain a large amount of LABUBU with a small amount of OLPC. The attacker ultimately exchanged 1.115 million USDT at a low cost. The suspicious point lies in the setting of decimalsValue—why would the OLPC owner set it to such a massive value?
According to Odaily, SlowMist founder Cosine analyzed that there are suspicious aspects to the approximately $1.1 million capital loss incident that occurred in the OLPC / LABUBU liquidity pool on BNB Chain. The theft was caused by a severe imbalance in the OLPC/LABUBU trading pair, and the reason for the imbalance was an "exploit" in OLPC that was taken advantage of. In the _update function, under certain conditions, it was possible to burn OLPC in the amount of value * decimalsValue. Normally, decimalsValue is 1, but about 46 days before the attack, the owner changed it to an extremely large value: 7326680472586200649. A few days later, the OLPC owner renounced ownership, making the owner address the zero address.
Today, the attacker took advantage of this excessive decimalsValue to trigger a Pair reserve burn, allowing them to obtain a large amount of LABUBU with a small amount of OLPC. The attacker ultimately exchanged 1.115 million USDT at a low cost. The suspicious point lies in the setting of decimalsValue—why would the OLPC owner set it to such a massive value?
PancakeSwap Responds to OLPC/LABUBU Liquidity Pool Attack, Platform Contracts Have No Vulnerabilities
According to ChainCatcher, in response to rumors about an attack on the BNB Chain OLPC/LABUBU liquidity pool, PancakeSwap officially issued a statement saying that the platform is aware of the security incident. After a preliminary investigation, PancakeSwap has confirmed that there are no security vulnerabilities in its own smart contracts. The project team is still thoroughly investigating the full cause of the incident and will promptly update the public with the latest findings as more information is obtained. Meanwhile, PancakeSwap reminds users that any information related to this incident should be based solely on official announcements from PancakeSwap.
According to ChainCatcher, in response to rumors about an attack on the BNB Chain OLPC/LABUBU liquidity pool, PancakeSwap officially issued a statement saying that the platform is aware of the security incident. After a preliminary investigation, PancakeSwap has confirmed that there are no security vulnerabilities in its own smart contracts. The project team is still thoroughly investigating the full cause of the incident and will promptly update the public with the latest findings as more information is obtained. Meanwhile, PancakeSwap reminds users that any information related to this incident should be based solely on official announcements from PancakeSwap.
CoinUp Alpha (CPA) experienced a 220% price increase during the 1-hour token sale, and is now trading at 0.48 USDT.
BlockBeats News, June 20th - According to CoinUp data, CPA officially started trading at 20:00 on June 20th, with a listing price of 0.15 USDT. One hour after the listing, the price reached 0.48 USDT, representing a 220% increase from the listing price.
CPA is the native token of the CoinUp ecosystem, aimed at supporting the development of various ecosystem applications such as DeFi, AI, and GameFi.
BlockBeats News, June 20th - According to CoinUp data, CPA officially started trading at 20:00 on June 20th, with a listing price of 0.15 USDT. One hour after the listing, the price reached 0.48 USDT, representing a 220% increase from the listing price.
CPA is the native token of the CoinUp ecosystem, aimed at supporting the development of various ecosystem applications such as DeFi, AI, and GameFi.
Nigel Farage privately urges the Bank of England to abandon plans for a digital pound
A whale holding 112.86 WBTC failed to take profits in time, resulting in a 10% decline in assets over two months.
According to Odaily, on-chain analyst Ai Yi has monitored that address 0x770…399f2 bought 112.86 WBTC at an average price of $71,655 at the start of the price rally on April 14, valuing $8.08 million. At one point in mid-May, there was over $1 million in unrealized profit, but the holder persisted and finally liquidated the position in batches on June 16 and 7 hours ago, selling at a price of $64,723. After holding for two months, the assets shrank by 10%.
According to Odaily, on-chain analyst Ai Yi has monitored that address 0x770…399f2 bought 112.86 WBTC at an average price of $71,655 at the start of the price rally on April 14, valuing $8.08 million. At one point in mid-May, there was over $1 million in unrealized profit, but the holder persisted and finally liquidated the position in batches on June 16 and 7 hours ago, selling at a price of $64,723. After holding for two months, the assets shrank by 10%.
Emmanuel Moulin, Governor of the Bank of France, stated that repeatedly high temperatures are expected to weigh on France's economic growth.
Reviewing STRC's dip below $100: Strategy Bitcoin capital model undergoes stress test
Odaily reports that STRC, the dividend-paying preferred stock issued by the Bitcoin treasury company Strategy (MSTR), recently fell below its $100 par value, sparking market attention on its high-yield dividend model, cash reserves, and Bitcoin asset strategy. STRC was originally designed as a high-yield, low-volatility preferred stock anchored to a $100 par value, aiming to attract investors through ongoing dividends and to help Strategy raise capital via ATM (at-the-market) offerings to support dividend payments. However, the recent Bitcoin price decline combined with a series of capital moves by the company caused STRC’s price to diverge sharply from its target level. Here is the timeline of this downturn:
May 14: STRC closed at $100 before ex-dividend day, with Bitcoin price still above $80,000. Market pressures were emerging, as competitor product SATA announced a daily dividend mechanism offering a 13% yield, increasing competition for STRC.
May 15: Strategy announced it would repurchase $1.5 billion in 2029 convertible bonds at about an 8% discount. The market subsequently noted that the company's USD reserves, previously set aside to support dividends and debt payments, were used for this transaction.
May 26: Strategy confirmed that cash reserves were used in the bond buyback. The relevant funds decreased to about $871 million, covering roughly 6 months of STRC dividends, whereas the company's prior goal was to maintain about 24 months of coverage.
June 1: For the first time since 2022, Strategy sold 32 BTC to demonstrate its ability to support dividends through asset sales. Following the announcement, MSTR shares fell by 5.9%.
June 5: Bitcoin dropped below $60,000, STRC fell to near $90, closing at $93.4.
June 8: Strategy shareholders approved a plan to adjust STRC dividend frequency from once per month to twice per month; the company also indicated that USD reserves had recovered to $1 billion.
June 15: Strategy purchased another 1,587 BTC, bringing USD reserves up to $1.1 billion.
June 18: STRC fell below $83 intraday, about 17% below its $100 target price, marking a new low since its July 2025 listing, and ultimately closed at $88.59.
Currently, Strategy holds about 846,842 BTC at an average cost of $75,656. With Bitcoin at approximately $62,500, the company’s unrealized losses are around $11.14 billion.
Meanwhile, the market is also starting to focus on the potential dilution pressure brought by Strategy's recent fundraising activities. MSTR is now priced at about $112, down around 80% from its all-time high in November 2024.
Analysis suggests that STRC's core challenge is the tight binding of its financial structure to Bitcoin's price: when BTC enters a correction cycle, the market not only reassesses Bitcoin itself but also starts to reevaluate the preferred stock, debt, and financing systems built around Bitcoin. (CoinDesk)
The current market focus is whether STRC can return to its $100 par value and whether Strategy's Bitcoin capital model can be sustained.
Odaily reports that STRC, the dividend-paying preferred stock issued by the Bitcoin treasury company Strategy (MSTR), recently fell below its $100 par value, sparking market attention on its high-yield dividend model, cash reserves, and Bitcoin asset strategy. STRC was originally designed as a high-yield, low-volatility preferred stock anchored to a $100 par value, aiming to attract investors through ongoing dividends and to help Strategy raise capital via ATM (at-the-market) offerings to support dividend payments. However, the recent Bitcoin price decline combined with a series of capital moves by the company caused STRC’s price to diverge sharply from its target level. Here is the timeline of this downturn:
May 14: STRC closed at $100 before ex-dividend day, with Bitcoin price still above $80,000. Market pressures were emerging, as competitor product SATA announced a daily dividend mechanism offering a 13% yield, increasing competition for STRC.
May 15: Strategy announced it would repurchase $1.5 billion in 2029 convertible bonds at about an 8% discount. The market subsequently noted that the company's USD reserves, previously set aside to support dividends and debt payments, were used for this transaction.
May 26: Strategy confirmed that cash reserves were used in the bond buyback. The relevant funds decreased to about $871 million, covering roughly 6 months of STRC dividends, whereas the company's prior goal was to maintain about 24 months of coverage.
June 1: For the first time since 2022, Strategy sold 32 BTC to demonstrate its ability to support dividends through asset sales. Following the announcement, MSTR shares fell by 5.9%.
June 5: Bitcoin dropped below $60,000, STRC fell to near $90, closing at $93.4.
June 8: Strategy shareholders approved a plan to adjust STRC dividend frequency from once per month to twice per month; the company also indicated that USD reserves had recovered to $1 billion.
June 15: Strategy purchased another 1,587 BTC, bringing USD reserves up to $1.1 billion.
June 18: STRC fell below $83 intraday, about 17% below its $100 target price, marking a new low since its July 2025 listing, and ultimately closed at $88.59.
Currently, Strategy holds about 846,842 BTC at an average cost of $75,656. With Bitcoin at approximately $62,500, the company’s unrealized losses are around $11.14 billion.
Meanwhile, the market is also starting to focus on the potential dilution pressure brought by Strategy's recent fundraising activities. MSTR is now priced at about $112, down around 80% from its all-time high in November 2024.
Analysis suggests that STRC's core challenge is the tight binding of its financial structure to Bitcoin's price: when BTC enters a correction cycle, the market not only reassesses Bitcoin itself but also starts to reevaluate the preferred stock, debt, and financing systems built around Bitcoin. (CoinDesk)
The current market focus is whether STRC can return to its $100 par value and whether Strategy's Bitcoin capital model can be sustained.