According to an article published on the X platform by analyst Darkfost of Odaily Planet Daily, although Uniswap's native token UNI has fallen more than 93% from its 2021 high of $43 to around $3, whale accumulation has reached its strongest level in five years. Data shows that the top 10 UNI outflows on Binance averaged a daily outflow of 7,300 UNI, a five-year high; the current average remains high, with this trading group still accumulating 5,600 UNI daily. Darkfost points out that despite the challenging environment for altcoins overall, some tokens are still attracting attention, especially those actively accumulated by whales. The intensity of UNI accumulation during the current decline has reached an all-time high, indicating that large investors are buying on dips.

According to Bitcoin News, analysis by Galaxy Research (@glxyresearch) has identified distinct characteristics among the groups that launched attacks using the relatively weak COLDCARD seed. The 10 largest groups alone transferred approximately 1700 BTC, with the largest group transferring over 1080 BTC. Researchers differentiated the attackers based on patterns such as transaction fee strategies, transaction times, collection methods, and the destination of the stolen Bitcoin. Several of the largest groups are still suspected of holding nearly all of the stolen BTC. Victims of the COLDCARD attack can contact @intangiblecoins for assistance in gathering evidence and contacting relevant authorities.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, monitoring by Galaxy Research Director, attacks against Coldcard are ongoing. Users still using Coldcard should remain vigilant and check their device settings. Galaxy continues to assist victims and gather intelligence on the attackers, and stated that victims seeking assistance in tracing stolen funds can contact them via private message.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Stable has released an updated white paper, with its core design philosophy being to rebuild the blockchain infrastructure around stablecoins. Unlike traditional public chains that use stablecoins as application-layer assets, Stable uses USDT as its native gas asset and primary settlement asset, allowing users to complete transactions without holding additional volatility tokens. Simultaneously, the network supports PYUSD, issued by PayPal, as a primary settlement asset. Regarding token economics, the total supply of STABLE is 100 billion. Of these, approximately 18 billion (18%) entered circulation upon token creation, including 10% from the Genesis Distribution and 8% unlocked on the first day by the Foundation; the remaining 82 billion (82%) are locked in a Universal Lock pool. The white paper shows that the 82 billion locked tokens will be released in a unified manner, gradually unlocked in 7 phases: Phase 1: 5% (4.1 billion tokens) released on December 8, 2027; Phase 2: 5% (4.1 billion tokens) released on March 8, 2028; Phase 3: 10% (8.2 billion tokens) released on June 8, 2028; Phase 4: 15% (12.3 billion tokens) released on September 8, 2028; Phase 5: 15% (12.3 billion tokens) released on December 8, 2028; Phase 6: 20% (16.4 billion tokens) released on March 8, 2029; Phase 7: 30% (24.6 billion tokens) released on June 8, 2029. All locked tokens will be unlocked through a daily linear release method, and are expected to be fully circulated by December 8, 2029 at the latest. In addition, the white paper sets up a price protection mechanism: if the volume-weighted average price of the token is lower than $0.025 in the 30 days prior to the specified release date, the relevant unlocking phase can be postponed for up to 9 months.