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Justin Sun transferred 300 million FLOKI from Poloniex. A whale moved 118.5 billion PEPE Coin to CEX and made a hefty profit. Manta Network launched its own stablecoin wUSDM with the backing of BlackRock’s BUIDL fund. And more…

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Justin Sun Transfers 300 Million FLOKI From Poloniex

As you followed Cryptokoin.comThe market has started to move. Whales have been stepping up their trades in recent days. Justin Sun, a crypto whale, recently transferred 300 million FLOKI worth $52,000 from Poloniex, as reported by on-chain observer ‘ai_9684xtpa’. Sun now holds a total of 21.4 billion tokens. The source of these are the 27.1 billion FLOKI transferred from Binance on January 17. The price at the time was only $0.0000305782 (current price $0.0001752). This means that the remaining tokens have a floating profit of $3.1 million.

A whale transported 118.5 billion PEPE coins to CEX

According to on-chain monitor Ember, a smart money address recently transferred 118.5 billion PEPE coins ($1.48 million) to Kraken. The whale was holding the PEPPER Coin stack for 7 months, making 11x profit. At the end of November last year, he withdrew 118.5 billion PEPE coins from Kraken at the market low. At the time, that figure was worth only US$130,000. Now he has transferred these PEPE Coins, worth US$1.48 million, to Kraken.

Worldcoin announces the first recipients of its community grants program

Worldcoin has announced the first group of recipients of the World currency Community Grants Program, including Axiom (prototype implementation of the Groth16 public validator circuit for mass verification of WorldID proof). These are: Proof of Passport, Farcaster Humaniser (application identity layer built on Farcaster), Alphaday, Only Dust, Encode Club, Wormhole, zkSnap, TACEO, Cometh, Herodotus, World Poll, Agora, Fuzzing Labs, Satori, BBB & Company.

BlackRock Shows Support for Manta Network!

Manta Network launched wUSDM, a stablecoin providing on-chain returns via Mountain Protocol, with the support of BlackRock’s BUIDL Fund. This means that wUSDM will be distributed by Mountain Protocol at Manta Pacific and backed by BlackRock’s BUIDL Fund. USDM, the stablecoin distributed by Mountain Protocol and historically backed by US Treasury bonds, will now also be backed by BlackRock’s BUIDL Fund. In this context, Manta Network published the following post on its X account:

USDM on MantaPacific via MountainUSDM is now backed by BlackRock’s BUIDL fund managed via Securitize. Holders benefit from BUIDL’s institutional-grade security and transparency while earning returns. Backed by BlackRock’s Holders of BUIDL Fund, wUSDM benefit from BlackRock’s custody services. Over $132 million in wUSDM introduced during MantaNewParadigm has been minted at MantaPacific, providing significant yield opportunities.

Tezos Announces Tezos X Roadmap

Tezosan open source Blockchain platform, introduced Tezos X, a suite of technology updates to improve Blockchain performance, composability and interoperability. The two-year development plan, jointly crafted by the development teams at Nomadic Labs, TriliTech, and Functori, proposes a major change by separating transaction execution into a separate “canonical rollup” that supports multiple programming languages. Tezos

Synternet Mainnet launched on Cosmos

Synternet, a blockchain innovator on networks like Ethereal (ETH) and Cosmos (ATOM), has launched mainnet on the Cosmos network. This launch is expected to open a new chapter in the decentralized data economy and unlock the full potential of Synternet’s SYNT token. With the mainnet launch, Synternet is putting SYNT to practical use by mobilizing real-world monetary value for data in its ecosystem. It is also advancing its Pikes Peak roadmap. This enables developers to build new applications using reliable, real-time data streams from all major Blockchains.

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