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A whale deposited 1988 ETH into Bybit; if it sells them, it will lose $2.78 million.
PANews reported on July 7th that, according to on-chain analyst Ai Yi, a large holder who bought 6,000 ETH at $3,178.78 on January 20th is now selling at a loss. Address 0x907…CC0a9 deposited 1,988 ETH (worth $3.53 million) to Bybit four hours ago. Selling this ETH would result in a loss of $2.785 million (deposit price $1,777.49), representing a 44% decrease in assets over five months.
A whale deposited 308,000 SOL tokens into Kraken and Bybit, and is expected to lose $16.06 million.
PANews reported on June 19th that, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a whale deposited 308,100 SOL tokens (worth $21.22 million) on the Kraken and Bybit platforms, with an estimated loss of $16.06 million. This whale initially withdrew these SOL tokens from Binance for $37.28 million.
A new wallet withdrew another 50,000 HYPE from Bybit, increasing its total holdings to 200,000 HYPE.
PANews reported on June 18 that, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, the newly created wallet "0x008" withdrew another 50,000 HYPE tokens (US$3.58 million) from Bybit, and currently holds 200,000 HYPE tokens (US$14.33 million).
Bybit has been added to the Monetary Authority of Singapore's investor alert list.
PANews reported on June 18th that, according to Cointelegraph, crypto exchage Bybit has been added to the Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) Investor Alert List. This list aims to alert consumers to entities that may be mistakenly believed to be licensed or regulated by the MAS. Bybit Fintech Limited and Bybit appeared on the list on Wednesday, but the MAS did not provide a specific reason. According to public information, Bybit is not licensed or regulated by the MAS. Although Bybit was founded by Singaporean entrepreneur Ben Zhou, the exchange does not operate in Singapore, and its website lists Singapore as a "restricted country."
A new wallet has withdrawn 150,000 HYPE tokens from Bybit in the past five days, and has already made a floating profit of approximately $1 million.
PANews reported on June 17 that, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a newly created wallet withdrew 150,000 HYPE tokens (approximately $1 million) from Bybit in the past 5 days, and has now made a floating profit of approximately $1 million.
Bybit launches tokenized fixed-income products managed by PIMCO and CMB International.
PANews reported on June 16th, citing Cointelegraph, that Bybit has launched the RWA Earn platform, opening subscriptions to tokenized bond funds managed by PIMCO and CMB International (CMBI) to qualified users. The products are issued through the regulated Singapore and Hong Kong exchange DigiFT and utilize on-chain infrastructure provided by Plume. Launched products include the PIMCO Dynamic Income Opportunities Fund (PDO), which invests in diversified fixed-income assets, and the CMBI Investment Grade Bond Fund, which primarily invests in investment-grade credit in Asia and globally. Users can subscribe using USDC and are exempt from subscription, redemption, and on-chain transaction fees; however, principal and returns are not guaranteed.