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Analysis: Movement Labs and Mantra incidents trigger reflection on the market-making mechanism in the crypto market The Movement Labs and Mantra incident has aroused widespread concern in the crypto market about the market-making mechanism. Some executives of Movement Labs have been accused of conspiring with its market makers to sell $38 million worth of MOVE tokens on the open market. At the same time, Mantra's OM token plummeted by more than 90% in a few hours at the end of April without any obvious negative news, raising market questions about the token unlocking arrangements and the transparency of over-the-counter transactions. Analysts believe that these incidents expose the distorted effects of hidden contracts, non-public agreements and over-the-counter transactions in the crypto market on token supply and price discovery mechanisms. Several market makers are re-evaluating the token risk underwriting process and requiring project parties to provide greater transparency. Industry insiders pointed out that informal transactions in the over-the-counter market are disrupting the dynamics of token supply and increasing the difficulty for market makers to maintain liquidity. (CoinDesk)

Some Trump dinner invitees made huge profits through token trading, and most of their identities remain unconfirmed The Financial Times revealed that among the token holders who participated in the TRUMP dinner, some of the TRUMP dinner invitees realized millions of dollars in profits during the rise in token prices (the price of TRUMP tokens once rose from US$9.26 to US$15.33 due to the news of the TRUMP dinner). The owners of these accounts are unknown, but everyone has given their wallets a nickname on the token website. Analysis shows that 22 of the top 25 ranked people started buying tokens after the event was announced, and 16 emptied their wallets after confirming their rankings. Among them, the account nicknamed "Woo" may have made a profit of about US$2.6 million, and the "NACH" account may have made a profit of about US$52,000. So far, the Trump Group has not commented on the matter, and Justin Sun also refused to confirm to the Financial Times whether the number one account "SUN" is his. (FT)

TRUMP token holders: The actual cost of the Trump dinner is only the transaction fee, and the notification has been confirmed TRUMP token holder Morten Christensen (who ultimately ranked 188th on the leaderboard) said he and four friends have confirmed that they will attend a dinner for Trumpcoin holders next week, and they will only have to spend about $1,200 each. It is reported that the five people's highest time-weighted holdings in the past three weeks ranked in the top 220. Although at least about $54,500 in time-weighted holdings were required during that period to participate in Trump's event on May 22, Christensen and his friends believe that the actual amount spent is basically only transaction fees, which is $1,200 per person. Their strategy is to buy Trumpcoin and short the exact same amount, and then immediately sell their Trumpcoin and close their positions after the winners were announced on Monday. (WSJ)

Solv Protocol Launches RWA-Backed Bitcoin Yield Token SolvBTC.AVAX on Avalanche Solv Protocol announced that it has launched its yield-based Bitcoin token SolvBTC.AVAX on the Avalanche blockchain. SolvBTC.AVAX aims to provide yield to Bitcoin holders by investing in tokenized real-world assets (RWA). These RWAs include U.S. Treasury bonds and private credit from institutions such as BlackRock and Hamilton Lane. The token generates yield through a multi-protocol strategy involving multiple protocols such as Elixir, Euler, and Re7, and the yield will be issued in BTC format. (Cointelegraph)