According to ChainCatcher news, monitored by Arkham, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes withdrew 4.768m ATH from Bybit today at 20:19, worth approximately $273,000, after a month. Currently, Arthur Hayes holds a total of 45.779m ATH, valued at about $2.62 million, making it the third highest valued token in his current portfolio. Arthur Hayes's family office is also an investor in Aethir.

ChainCatcher news, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has published a new article titled "Sugar High," discussing issues such as why the yen's interest rate hike is still insufficient.Hayes states that as we enter the final phase of the third quarter, the liquidity conditions of fiat currencies are very favorable for cryptocurrency holders. Central banks around the world, led by the Federal Reserve, are now lowering the cost of funds. The Federal Reserve is cutting interest rates while inflation remains above target, and the U.S. economy continues to grow. The Bank of England and the European Central Bank may continue to lower interest rates at their upcoming meetings. Treasury Secretary Yellen has committed to issuing $271 billion in Treasury bonds by the end of the year and conducting a $30 billion buyback. This will inject $301 billion in dollar liquidity into the financial markets. The U.S. Treasury still has about $740 billion left in the Treasury General Account (TGA), which can and will be used to stimulate the market and help Harris win.The article also states: "If the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates while inflation is above target and the economy is growing strongly, imagine what they would do if a recession actually hit the U.S. economy. They would ramp up money printing and significantly increase the money supply. This would lead to inflation, which could be detrimental to certain types of businesses. But for assets with limited supply like Bitcoin, it would be a rapid journey to the moon."

ChainCatcher message, Arkham data shows that at 19:34 Beijing time, the wallet of cryptocurrency exchange BitMEX saw two transactions totaling over 800 million dollars. The transfer amounts were 11,303 BTC (approximately 625 million dollars) and 4,503 BTC (approximately 249 million dollars).

ChainCatcher news, according to @ai_9684xtpa's monitoring, half an hour ago, BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes retrieved 1.55 million PENDLE from the Pendle voting delegation address, worth 9.41 million dollars.Arthur Hayes holds a total of 1.65 million PENDLE, of which 100,000 were received from the project team a year ago, and the remaining 94% were purchased from Binance and Wintermute between September 2023 and June 2024, at an average price of 2.36 dollars, currently showing an unrealized profit of 6.29 million dollars.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, since the beginning of November, a new wallet address "bc1qch" has increased from zero to holding over 100,000 bitcoins. According to on-chain analytics firm CryptoQuant, this address is a new address for the cold wallet of the BitMEX exchange.

According to ChainCatcher news, on-chain data analyst Yu Jin monitored that Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX and the largest holder of GMX, has increased his position in GMX again after 9 months. He bought a total of 2,327 GMX (approximately $104,700) yesterday and today, with an average price of $45.It is reported that Arthur Hayes had accumulated 200,000 GMX from March 3 to September 7 last year, with an average price of $44.7. His GMX has been staked and has not been redeemed or sold. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to the official blog, the cryptocurrency trading platform BitMEX will launch BitMEX Hong Kong for users in Hong Kong as a transitional service while applying for a virtual asset service provider (VASP) license in Hong Kong.BitMEX stated that starting from May 29, 2023, users in Hong Kong will no longer be able to access the BitMEX website or API, and all account balances will be transferred to BitMEX Hong Kong accounts. Users will need to access these services through the new BitMEX Hong Kong mobile application.Additionally, starting from May 29, 2023, the existing BitMEX trading platform will no longer accept any new users from Hong Kong, and users in Hong Kong will only be able to open accounts through the dedicated BitMEX Hong Kong mobile application. (Source link)

According to ChainCatcher news, Twitter user Ember monitored that BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes transferred 785,000 LDO to Binance, worth 1.94 million USD. Arthur Hayes withdrew this portion of LDO from FTX in August 2022. (source link)

ChainCatcher message, cryptocurrency exchange BitMEX announced a partnership with Onramper to support seamless and secure fiat-to-crypto purchases. BitMEX can now support more fiat currencies, payment methods, and cryptocurrencies through Onramper's API.It is reported that Onramper is a fiat-to-crypto gateway aggregator. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Lookonchain monitoring, BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes is the largest individual holder of LOOKS tokens, currently holding approximately 17 million LOOKS (worth about 5.14 million USD).It is reported that Arthur Hayes spent 1,786 ETH to purchase 10.68 million LOOKS between August 24 and November 3, 2022, at an average price of $0.258. In addition, Arthur Hayes also withdrew 4.82 million LOOKS from FTX in June 2022. (source link)

According to ChainCatcher news, monitored by Lookonchain, BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes is currently the largest individual holder address of GMX, holding approximately 200,580.22 GMX (about 13.48 million USD). These GMX were purchased at a cost of 3,386 ETH (worth 5.72 million USD at the time) between March 3, 2022, and September 7, 2022, with an average purchase price of 28.5 USD.In addition, Arthur Hayes received rewards of 344.5 ETH (550,000 USD) and 12,405 esGMX (818,000 USD). Based on recent prices, Arthur Hayes's profit on GMX is close to 9 million USD. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, former BitMEX Chief Product Officer and Head of Derivatives Bhavik Patel has joined Arrington Capital as Chief Investment Officer to strengthen Arrington Capital's liquidity and trading-related business. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the former CEO of BitMEX, Alexander Höptner, who was previously dismissed, is claiming $3.4 million from BitMEX for wrongful termination and breach of contract. According to documents submitted by Alexander Höptner, BitMEX conducted a "baseless" internal investigation against him, which allowed them to avoid paying millions in salary and bonuses. The focus of the BitMEX investigation was on Alexander Höptner's move from Hong Kong to Singapore, and later to Germany, and they alleged that he misappropriated company funds for the relocation.Alexander Höptner's lawyer stated that the company's accusations are "completely unfounded" and claimed that BitMEX owes him $3.4 million, plus damages, specifically including a $2.4 million "two-year anniversary bonus," salary, and housing and education allowances. (The Block)

ChainCatcher news, the cryptocurrency trading platform BitMEX has announced the launch of a Proof of Liability (PoL) system, which allows depositors to independently verify their liabilities on the total liabilities balance sheet of the cryptocurrency trading platform.It is reported that the self-verification process can be conducted without a third-party auditor. Customer privacy will be protected as account balances are randomly divided into multiple leaves of a Merkle tree. Reserve and liability snapshots are released every Tuesday and Thursday respectively. (Source link)

ChainCatcher News: U.S. prosecutors are recommending that the court sentence former BitMEX business development chief Greg Dwyer to 12 months of probation for violating the Bank Secrecy Act. Additionally, prosecutors are seeking a "negotiated fine of $150,000."Previously reported, in August, Greg Dwyer changed his plea to guilty in a criminal trial. Earlier, BitMEX co-founders Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, and Samuel Reed also changed their pleas to guilty in their respective cases and managed to avoid incarceration at sentencing. (Source link)

According to Chain Catcher news and reported by CoinDesk, BitMEX CEO Alexander Hoeptner stated that most of BitMEX's employees have moved from Hong Kong to Singapore and beyond, and now the company's largest office is in Singapore. The reason behind this is the COVID-19 pandemic, "We love Hong Kong very much, but because of the COVID-19 pandemic, we moved out." Additionally, Hoeptner mentioned that BitMEX has generally shifted to remote work, as many expatriate employees wish to be closer to their families.It is reported that in 2018, BitMEX rented an entire floor of the Cheung Kong Center in Hong Kong for about $600,000 per month, which at the time was the most expensive office lease in the world. (Source link)