According to Whale Alert monitoring, 32,000 ETH (approximately $93,043,496) was transferred from Binance to the Binance Beacon Deposit address.

According to the official announcement, Binance will support the BNB Beacon Chain (BEP2) network integration plan to provide users with a high-quality experience during the network integration process. The Binance team works closely with all listed project teams deploying tokens on the BNB Beacon Chain (BEP2) network to ensure that project teams can assist token holders in migrating assets smoothly. Before the BNB Beacon Chain (BEP2) network shuts down, Binance recommends users to deposit Binance-pegged tokens (B-tokens) from the BEP2 network to their Binance accounts. The tokens will be posted and users can withdraw via their native chain or other chains supported by Binance. Note: From now on, the withdrawal business of Binance-linked tokens (B-tokens) on the above-mentioned network will be suspended; the withdrawal business of other tokens on the above-mentioned network will continue to be supported before 07:59 on February 22 (East 8th District time). After 07:59 on February 22 (East Eighth District time), users will no longer be able to withdraw tokens through the above networks. Users can withdraw via other supported networks where applicable; Binance will continue to support deposits of Binance-pegged tokens (B-tokens) and selected tokens on the above networks until further notice.

According to Arkham platform data detection, Grayscale transferred 2725.1 BTC to the address of Coinbase Prime Deposit at around 22:08 on February 6, worth approximately US$116 million; it transferred 899.9 BTC to a new address, which is suspected to be Grayscale's new custody. address.

웨일 얼럿에 따르면, 바이낸스 주소에서 Binance Beacon Deposit 주소로 62,400 ETH가 이체됐다. 1.5억 달러 규모다.

According to Foresight News, Whale Alert monitoring has shown that 12,800 ETH, worth approximately $29.42 million, has been deposited into a Beacon Chain deposit address from an unknown address.

According to Blockworks, the value sent into the Blast deposit contract on Ethereum has increased significantly to $390 million in just a few days. The smart contract, which serves as a bridge for an optimistic rollup under development, has received approximately $340 million in ether and $50 million in stablecoins since its launch on Monday. The contract is controlled by a Safe 5-key multisig, with three keys required to execute transactions. However, one of the five keys has no transaction history, and the other four show initial ether deposits from the same Ethereum account, making it impossible for an outside observer to determine if the keys were generated by five independent entities or individuals. The project is backed by VC firms Paradigm and Standard Crypto, as well as several influential crypto personalities and traders. Development is led by Blur co-founder Tieshun Roquerre, who goes by the pseudonym "Pacman." Roquerre, a former Thiel Fellow and MIT dropout, has stated that each signer is a unique contributor to Blast and that the project uses the same security model as other L2s, such as Optimism, Polygon, and Arbitrum. However, these networks have additional security components besides a multisig. For example, Arbitrum has a publicly elected security council with 12 members, only two of whom are on the Offchain Labs development team. Deposited ether cannot be withdrawn until February 2024, when the development team must modify the deposit contract, presumably alongside the launch of an actual rollup. Ethereum layer-2 tracker L2BEAT lists the project in its "Upcoming" section, but if it were active today, it would rank between zkSync Era, which launched mainnet in October 2022, and dYdX V3, the StarkEx rollup that has been active since April 2021. Many crypto observers have expressed surprise at Blast's rapid growth in the face of uncertain risks. Some have criticized the project, calling it an "onchain hedge fund" that is "proving regulators' point." A straw poll conducted by Tangent Ventures founder Jason Choi has garnered over 2,500 respondents, with the unscientific opinion poll putting the odds of an exploit of the deposited crypto assets between now and February at 64%.

According to Whale Alert monitoring, 16,000 ETH (approximately 30.33 million U.S. dollars) were transferred from Binance to the Binance beacon chain deposit address.

Binance has opened the deposit of USDC on Arbitrum One, and will open the withdrawal after the amount of USDC on the Arbitrum One network is sufficient.

Binance will perform wallet maintenance on the BNB beacon chain (BEP2) at 15:00 on June 12, Beijing time, which is expected to take 1 hour. During the wallet maintenance period, digital asset/token transactions on the BNB beacon chain (BEP2) will not be affected, and Binance will suspend the deposit and withdrawal of the BNB beacon chain (BEP2) at 14:55 on June 12.