Arkham monitored that Grayscale transferred 700 BTC to each of two unmarked addresses 6 hours ago, for a total of 1,400 BTC transferred out.
And the BTC chain I tested also started to transfer BTC! Almost 3,000, is this to short or to protect the market?

This is too abnormal, brothers, something bad is going to happen. This is why the number of 6s started at the beginning of the morning.

Today, gold broke through a record high, the three major U.S. stock indexes all opened higher and went higher, and the cryptocurrency market also rose across the board. Everything is so abnormal, why are all the U.S. dollar assets like they were stimulated by something and are so excited?

1.ETH price hits 40-month low, underperforming BTC in 2024
According to Cointelegraph, ETH prices hit a 40-month low compared to BTC, and will underperform BTC in 2024. ETH is only 0.02% higher than its opening price on January 1, while BTC has risen by about 36%.

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2. Former NBA star Lamar Odom issues Meme coin L7, with a market value of $100,000
According to BlockBeats, on September 12, former NBA superstar Lamar Odom issued Meme coin L7.
The price of Meme coins fluctuates greatly and has no actual value, so users should be cautious when participating.

3. ARKB had a net outflow of $54 million, and Grayscale GBTC had a net outflow of $4.6 million

What is Mining Staking Theft?

"Mining and staking theft" is a scam that usually involves the field of virtual currency. Criminals may use various methods to attract people to participate in so-called mining and staking activities, and then take the opportunity to steal users' virtual currencies (such as USDT).

For example, some scammers will set up a fake DeFi website, claiming to provide high returns, and make users feel that the funds can be kept in their own wallets without pledge. At the beginning, they may indeed give users some "high returns". After attracting a large number of users to invest funds, they will directly deduct all the money in the wallets of authorized people and run away.

Summary

"Stealing U" usually refers to the act of stealing the virtual currency "U".
The "U" here generally refers to Tether (USDT), a virtual currency that pegs cryptocurrency to the legal tender dollar.
There are many ways to steal Tether, such as obtaining users' wallet private keys, mnemonics and other important information through network attacks and fraudulent means, thereby transferring Tether in users' accounts to their own accounts.

What is contract authorization theft?

Contract authorization theft refers to the act of criminals tricking users into leaving Binance trading and going to other web3 cold wallets for contract authorization, thereby obtaining the management rights of virtual currencies (such as USDT) in the user's wallet and then stealing them. As shown in the figure, the scammer will make a transfer on the dapp web page, which is not a transfer, but a contract authorization!