According to Odaily Planet Daily, based on monitoring by on-chain analyst Yu Jin, the whale/institution that spent $500 million to buy BTC and ETH in early February transferred its last 2,000 cbBTC ($151 million) to Coinbase in the early hours of the morning. Its average cost for the 4,000 cbBTC it bought in early February was $73,837, and it has now transferred them all to Coinbase at an average price of $75,181, making a profit of $5.37 million.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Hong Kong police have disclosed a fraud case involving a woman who was lured into investing in cryptocurrencies under the guise of "AI quantitative trading." The scammers, posing as "investment experts," contacted the victim via Telegram, claiming they could achieve stable, high returns using "quantitative trading" and "AI algorithms." The victim transferred approximately HK$7.7 million worth of USDT and ETH from her e-wallet to a designated address on 17 separate occasions. She only realized she had been scammed when her attempts to withdraw the funds were refused. Hong Kong police warn that while cryptocurrencies offer high potential returns, they also come with high volatility and high risk. Claims of "AI trading" and "guaranteed profits through quantitative trading" are often scam bait. The public should be wary of the "impossible triangle" trap of high returns, low risk, and low entry barriers. (HK01)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin treasury company Empire Digital disclosed that it sold 20 bitcoins last week at an average price of $74,425, generating a total profit of approximately $1.5 million. Its total Bitcoin holdings have decreased to 2,914 bitcoins. The company also disclosed that it has spent nearly $150 million to repurchase 26,244,657 shares of common stock and will continue to sell Bitcoin as needed to fund future share buybacks and potentially repay some outstanding debt. (Businesswire)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Jeff Bezos is close to completing a $10 billion funding round, valuing his lab at $38 billion. The lab focuses on developing artificial intelligence technologies that can understand the physical world and transform engineering and manufacturing. According to sources familiar with the matter, the company, codenamed "Project Prometheus," plans to complete a funding round soon, bringing its valuation to $38 billion, including the new capital injection. Sources added that this deal will make the company one of the most well-funded early-stage startups globally, including the $6.2 billion initial funding raised in November, but the size of the funding round has been further expanded due to strong market demand. According to one source, JPMorgan Chase and BlackRock are among the participants in this new round of investment. (Financial Times)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Vercel released a security incident analysis, indicating that some of its internal systems suffered unauthorized access. The incident stemmed from a breach of Context.ai, a third-party AI tool used by an employee. The attacker used this compromise to take over the employee's Google Workspace account and access some environment configuration data. The initial impact is that a small number of customers may have had their unmarked environment variables (such as API keys and tokens) leaked. Affected users have been notified and advised to immediately rotate their credentials. Currently, there is no evidence that data or supply chains marked as "sensitive" (such as npm packages) have been tampered with. Vercel stated that the attacker possessed a high level of technical skill and has launched an investigation in conjunction with Mandiant and several security agencies, and has filed a police report. Vercel also emphasized that platform services are still operating normally and officially recommends that users enable multi-factor authentication, fully rotate potentially compromised environment variables, and check account activity logs and deployment records to prevent further risks.