According to @OnchainDataNerd, three hours ago, whale 0x1E7 borrowed 80,000 BNB (valued at approximately $58.55 million) from VenusProtocol and deposited the entire amount into Binance. This significant transaction coincides with Binance's Megadrop event in collaboration with SolvProtocol.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, 3 hours ago, whale 0x1E7 borrowed 80k BNB (~$58.55M) from VenusProtocol and deposited it all into Binance. This move coincides with Binance's Megadrop event with SolvProtocol.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, the address claimed to be for Babylon is actually for Core, and SolvProtocol offers a clear UI for users to check the number of Solv's $BTC LST products across platforms like Babylon, Core, Ethena, and Jupiter Exchange.

According to @OnchainDataNerd, the address claimed to be for Babylon is confirmed for #Core. @SolvProtocol has introduced a user-friendly interface that enables users to monitor the number of Solv's $BTC LST products across platforms like @babylonlabs_io, @Coredao_Org, @ethena_labs, and @JupiterExchange, with a direct link provided for verification.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, SolvProtocol has received notable attention, as indicated by the enthusiastic response to a tweet from @0xKingsKuan. This suggests growing interest and potential bullish sentiment towards SolvProtocol.

According to @ai_9684xtpa, the Babylon staking event saw rapid participation, with the first phase's 1000 BTC cap filled in less than six blocks. There were 20,610 staking transactions from 12,720 addresses. Following the staking kickoff, miner fees surged to $200, averaging $130, reminiscent of the inscription era, which could be costly for individual stakers. Among BTC Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs), SolvProtocol was highlighted.