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Ondo Finance-linked address moves 13.43M ONDO to Coinbase; estimated $29.9M sell-off in 30 days
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Ondo Finance-linked address moves 13.43M ONDO to Coinbase; estimated $29.9M sell-off in 30 days

An address linked to the Ondo Finance team recently transferred 13.43 million ONDO tokens to Coinbase, a move frequently interpreted by market participants as preparation for a liquidation. On-chain analysis by ai_9684xtpa indicates that this same address has sold approximately $29.94 million worth of ONDO tokens over the preceding 30-day period. Despite these significant outflows, the wallet reportedly retains a balance of roughly $12.68 million in ONDO. While the specific intent behind the transfer remains undisclosed, such movements are often associated with treasury management, liquidity provisioning, or strategic sell-offs. This activity highlights the ongoing challenge of managing token supply overhangs in the RWA sector, where team-associated wallet movements are closely monitored for potential price impact. Although ONDO's price did not exhibit an immediate, dramatic reaction to the latest deposit, sustained selling pressure remains a concern for investors. The event underscores the necessity for market participants to conduct thorough due diligence regarding token unlocks and team-related wallet activity. Ultimately, the situation serves as a reminder of the volatility risks inherent in projects where large holders or team entities maintain significant influence over circulating supply.

bitcoinworld.co.in·Aug 19, 20265.5
AscendEX Froze Withdrawals and May Not Return User Funds After MiCA Miss
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AscendEX Froze Withdrawals and May Not Return User Funds After MiCA Miss

Crypto exchange AscendEX officially shut down on July 1, 2026, after failing to secure authorization under the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation. On-chain data from Arkham Intelligence and TRM Labs revealed that the exchange's liquidity issues began weeks prior, marked by a $240 million reserve drop in late June. Investigator ZachXBT first alerted the public to stuck withdrawals on June 26, noting that operational hot wallets were nearly depleted of major assets like ETH and USDT. The exchange admitted that a failed strategic transaction left it unable to fund user withdrawals, and it currently offers no guarantee that funds will be returned. Because AscendEX lacked a MiCA CASP license, its users are not protected by the regulation's mandatory asset segregation requirements. This collapse highlights the gap between MiCA's consumer-protection goals and the reality for users on platforms that fail to meet regulatory standards. The event underscores the critical role of on-chain transparency in identifying exchange insolvency before official announcements are made.

techtimes.com·Jul 12, 20266.5

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