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Ripple Launches Digital Asset Spot Market Maker Service for the U.S. Market

BlockBeats News, November 3rd, Ripple announced the launch of a digital asset spot prime brokerage service for the U.S. market. U.S. institutional clients can now conduct over-the-counter spot trades for dozens of major digital assets through the Ripple platform, including XRP and RLUSD.

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BIT-affiliated entities have accumulated $155 million in BTC and ETH long positions, with current unrealized losses of $44.06 million.

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A whale spent $1.5 million USDT to buy 786.16 ETH and transferred it to a new address.

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A new address has withdrawn approximately $2 million worth of ETH from Gate over the past hour.

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The address "58bro.eth" bought low and sold high, selling 8,000 ETH at a high price a week ago and subsequently repurchasing 10,501 ETH at a low price.

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