ChainCatcher news, according to lookonchain monitoring, in the past 3 days, a newly created wallet address withdrew 13.65 million ENA (approximately 13.42 million USD) from Binance.

ChainCatcher news, Polygon's growth lead Texan shared some insights on "Layer 3" on the X platform:Some have proposed using L3 to solve the crypto scalability issue, but they have many drawbacks;Aggregated L2 has all the advantages without the disadvantages, truly achieving crypto scalability;Some L3 can achieve interoperability within a single L2 ecosystem, but this will still disperse liquidity and users by establishing moats;Many L3 models that rely on L2 for settlement include fee extraction;L3 sacrifices some sovereignty, relying on governance and fee extraction imposed by L2.

ChainCatcher news, the stablecoin trading project Platypus Finance on the Avalanche chain stated on the X platform that users can now withdraw refunds (for users with stolen funds) on Platypus. The portion of shares deposited through aggregators is not included; please wait for further announcements from the aggregators.Previously, on October 17, Platypus claimed to have recovered 90% of the stolen funds and will subsequently announce withdrawal arrangements.

ChainCatcher message, the Solana trading aggregator PRISM stated on Twitter that addresses starting with AgJddD on Solana are using an admin wallet as a signer to withdraw liquidity from the Raydium liquidity pool without LP tokens and without burning LP tokens. PRISM reminds users to withdraw liquidity from Raydium as soon as possible.Currently, some funds have been cross-chained to Ethereum and traded for ETH, and the Ethereum address now holds over 2 million dollars in Ethereum. (source link)