Important developments in the evening of September 24 at a glance
7:00-12:00 Keywords: neiro, terminus, WazirX attackers
Dragonfly Capital suspected to have liquidated its position of 25.04 million AEVO 6 hours ago with an estimated loss of $36.84 million;
Nearly $35 billion in bitcoin contract positions across the internet;
Neiro Announces Partnership with DWF Labs
WazirX attackers have laundered a cumulative total of 57,500,000 ETH via TornadoCash, valued at approximately $152.4 million;
A certain ancient giant whale transferred 5 BTC to Kraken and currently still holds 1,215 BTC;
An address dumped Terminus for a gain of over 300x;
QCP: Global easing provides short-term support for asset prices, ETH implied volatility is 9% higher than BTC.
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