April 20th News Express
1. Ordinals’ cumulative fee income exceeds 6,700 BTC, an increase of approximately $80 million in the past three days
2. Grayscale transferred a total of approximately 1,202 BTC to Coinbase and Coinbase Prime this morning
3. BNB Chain’s high-risk DappBay alert list adds 7 new projects including AlphaOrBeta
4. Anza core developers: Solana Devnet second restart was successful
5. A whale bought 8,862 PUPS again before Bitcoin halving, becoming the largest PUPS holder on Solana
6. UniSat reaches 1 million weekly active users
7. Bitcoin L2 network BOB announced that it will launch the mainnet on April 24
8. TeleportDAO has raised $9 million through CoinList public sale and financing
9. 2 new wallets withdrew 7.85 million ARB from Coinbase 12 hours ago
10. 66,445,000 USDT transferred from Binance to Tether Treasury
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