According to on-chain data analyst Yu Jin, the Radiant Capital hacker sold 3,931 ETH at $4,726 for 18.57 million DAI over the past two hours. The following are some of the swing trading operations: After stealing $53 million last year, he bought 21,900 ETH at $2,420 for storage. On August 14, 9,631 ETH were sold for $4,562. On August 20, 4,914 ETH was purchased at $4,167. Today, 3,931 ETH were sold at $4,726. The hacker stole $53 million in crypto assets last year, which is now worth $104 million, including 13,300 ETH (about 62.63 million) and 42.03 million DAI.

According to Lookonchain, as ETH hit a new high, AguilaTrades and JamesWynnReal, both previously hit hard, returned to the market, resuming long and short positions on ETH. AguilaTrades opened a short position of 220 ETH (approximately $1.03 million), while JamesWynnReal opened a long position of 29 ETH (approximately $137,000) and 867,335 DOGE (approximately $200,000).

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the Hong Kong Monetary Authority recently issued a circular confirming that new bank capital regulations based on the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision's crypto-asset regulatory standards will be fully implemented in Hong Kong starting January 1, 2026. This includes not only crypto assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, but also RWAs and stablecoins. Industry insiders point out that Ethereum is a typical example of permissionless blockchain technology, while almost all mainstream stablecoins and a growing number of RWAs are generally issued on public blockchains. With the expected implementation of the new regulations, the Hong Kong banking system's willingness to hold such stablecoins or RWAs will inevitably be affected. However, both the Basel Committee and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority have made it clear that the Basel crypto asset regulatory standards generally do not impose credit risk or market risk regulatory capital requirements on crypto assets that banks hold for their clients, but the prerequisite is that the client's crypto assets must be segregated from the bank's own assets. (Caixin)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Lookonchain monitoring shows that a whale address transferred 3,500 BTC (about 408 million US dollars) to a new address 10 hours ago after being dormant for 3 years. Three years ago, this address withdrew 3,500 BTC (equivalent to approximately US$103 million at the time) from Gemini, with an average withdrawal price of US$29,620, for a profit of US$305 million (+294%).

According to Odaily Planet Daily, according to Lookonchain monitoring, a whale/institution that held 10,606 BTC for 7 years and made a profit of US$1.12 billion transferred another 300 BTC (about US$34.86 million) to Hyperliquid 1 hour ago and sold them in exchange for ETH. It currently holds a long position of 135,265 ETH (approximately $581 million) with an average entry price of $4,295, resulting in a floating profit of $58 million. It also purchased 122,226 ETH (approximately $535 million) in spot trading at an average price of $4,377, resulting in a floating profit of $42 million.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Tom Lee, the new chairman of BitMine, said in a recent interview: "I think there is a very high probability, perhaps even as high as 50%, that Ethereum's market capitalization will surpass Bitcoin." He also said, "This is just like the US dollar leaving the gold standard in 1971."