ChainCatcher news, the Trump family's crypto project WLFI announced on the X platform that it will adopt Chainlink's on-chain data and cross-chain connectivity standards as a secure way to bring DeFi into the next phase of mass adoption.

ChainCatcher news, according to Fortune magazine, analysts from blockchain companies Chaos Labs and Inca Digital have found rampant wash trading on Polymarket. They discovered signs of fake trading activity on Polymarket, where buying and selling often occurs simultaneously and repeatedly to create the illusion of trading volume and activity. Chaos Labs found that fake trades account for about one-third of the trading volume in the U.S. presidential election market on Polymarket, while Inca Digital found that a significant portion of the market's trading volume may be attributed to potential fake trades.Chaos Labs and Inca Digital found discrepancies between the reported presidential election prediction trading volume on the Polymarket website and on-chain data. Inca stated that the actual trading volume for the presidential election prediction market is about $1.75 billion, while Polymarket reported a figure of $2.7 billion. Chaos Labs attributed this to Polymarket conflating trading shares with dollars.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, the on-chain data availability (DA) project Hyve has announced the completion of a $1.85 million seed round financing, led by Lemniscap, with participation from Paper Ventures, Frachtis, and others.It is reported that Hyve's solution HyveDA is a completely permissionless data availability layer, currently supporting a throughput of 1 GB per second.

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain data analyst @ai_9684xtap monitoring, a new address that built a position in REEF at a low point a month ago has just liquidated 830 million tokens 15 minutes ago, realizing a profit of $1.265 million.It is reported that this address had withdrawn tokens from CEX at an average price of $0.001672 between September 9 and September 14, and only liquidated at $0.0031 after a month.

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain data analyst @ai_9684xtpa's monitoring, a whale that had leveraged long positions on ETH has incurred a loss of 8.22 million USD and has started to stop-loss its long position on ETH.It had previously bought 3,594 ETH (approximately 9.19 million USD) at an average price of 2,484 USD on September 20-21, with a peak unrealized profit of 536,000 USD, but did not take profits; instead, it sold 2,200 ETH at an average price of 2,365 USD within 2 hours to stop-loss, incurring a loss of nearly 260,000 USD.Currently, it still holds 1,394 ETH and has lent out 1.03 million ETH, with a health score of 2.66.

ChainCatcher news, CryptoQuant founder Ki Young Ju posted on social media that the current market volatility is just a game in the futures market. Real whales drive BTC up through spot trading and the OTC market. Therefore, on-chain data is crucial; diamond-handed whales have not received particularly high returns, and whales that entered the recent bull market have gained almost no profits. They are unlikely to sell on trading platforms before retail investors' liquidity starts to flow in.In addition, new whale addresses are hoarding BTC at an almost frantic pace, and the BTC market has never seen such accumulation behavior. Some believe that the new whales are primarily due to ETF inflows, but recent accumulation behavior suggests that these new whale addresses have almost no correlation with ETFs.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the Ethereum Foundation has recently faced criticism for a large transfer of Ether, with some members of the community calling for increased transparency.According to on-chain data released by Lookonchain, the Ethereum Foundation has sold over $10 million worth of ETH this year.

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain data analyst @ai_9684xtpa's monitoring, a certain ETH high win-rate whale has started its twelfth wave, buying 1504 ETH on-chain at an average price of $2653 in the past 10 minutes, worth $3.99 million.Previously, this giant whale had conducted eleven waves, with a record of ten wins out of eleven battles.

ChainCatcher news, according to the analysis by OKG Research of OKLink, based on the large transaction data, the large outflow of BTC on-chain (500,000 USD and above) in the past 24 hours was 9,437 BTC (referring to outflows to centralized exchanges), with an inflow of 0 BTC.Despite favorable macro conditions, the market performance has been tepid, which can be seen from on-chain data: in the statistical analysis of the past 72 hours, the net outflows of BTC on-chain for these three days were 25,962 BTC, 17,076 BTC, and 9,437 BTC, respectively. The total net outflow over the three days was 52,475 BTC, amounting to 3.358 billion USD, accounting for 0.3% of the market capitalization. Today's net outflow decreased by 44.7% compared to the previous day's net outflow of 17,076 BTC.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Arkham announced that Blast has gone live on Arkham, and data from the Blast chain is now available on Arkham.

ChainCatcher news, the People's Procuratorate of Xuhui District, Shanghai announced through its official public account that local police have cracked a case involving the illegal theft of virtual currency using backdoor programs. According to informed sources, during the investigation, Huobi HTX actively cooperated with Shanghai Public Security to gather evidence, using on-chain data to identify the criminals and assist the police in swiftly solving the case.In this case, the victim, Mr. Ou, had virtual currency worth millions of RMB stolen from a wallet software. Investigations revealed that four wallet developers had implanted backdoor programs in the wallet software used by Mr. Ou to obtain user private keys, mnemonic phrases, and other information, with one person stealing Mr. Ou's virtual currency.Ultimately, the Xuhui District People's Court sentenced the four defendants to fixed-term imprisonment and imposed fines for the crime of illegally obtaining data from computer information systems. The successful resolution of this case and the court's ruling indicate that the act of stealing others' virtual currency constitutes a crime, and the state not only protects virtual currency assets but also combats crimes that infringe upon virtual currency.