Terra co-founder Do Kwon was sentenced to 15 years in prison in the United States for orchestrating the $40 billion collapse of TerraUSD. Korean prosecutors are still pursuing charges, and he could face more than 30 years in prison. His actions caused losses exceeding $200 million for approximately 200,000 Korean investors. The court criticized his fraudulent behavior for causing serious damage at the time of sentencing.

【Blockchain Rhythm】Interesting move! Moca Network launched MocaProof on December 15th—a test version of a digital identity and reputation verification platform, which is now live on the Moca Chain testnet.
In simple terms, this platform allows users to integrate various on-chain and off-chain credentials to build a verifiable digital identity and reputation system. In other words, your on-chain transaction history, holdings, interaction records, combined with real-world verification information, can all be assembled into an "identity profile."
What's more interesting is that Moca has also launched an incentive program targeting the NFT community—$50,000 in support funds directly aimed at early participants. This provides a good motivation for NFT enthusiasts interested in experiencing new identity verification solutions. It seems they aim to stimulate community engagement through incentives, building initial momentum.

【Chain News】Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon—the holders with an integer number of bitcoins (industry insiders call them "full coin holders") have seen their capital inflow to a major exchange hit a new cycle low. What does this mean? Simply put, the urgency for large holders to sell is decreasing.
From on-chain data, when such holders transfer fewer coins to exchanges, it usually indicates that selling pressure is easing. After all, transferring coins to an exchange is for trading purposes. When inflow bottoms out, it suggests that the selling force in the market is weakening. This is a relatively positive signal for the market—at least fewer people are rushing to dump.
Of course, this is just one of many on-chain indicators. But combined with other market performances, this type of data can indeed help us understand the subtle shifts in market sentiment.

The latest developments in the virtual asset trading platform JPEX suspected fraud case show that 8 defendants have been charged with multiple offenses, and the case will be retried on March 16, 2026. The defendants include celebrities and internet influencers, facing serious charges such as conspiracy to commit fraud. Bail restrictions are strict, and investors should stay vigilant and exercise caution when investing.

On-chain trader wyzq.eth successfully made a $100,000 profit from RAVE trades, with an initial investment of $120,000. He bought 553,000 RAVE tokens at $0.22 and then fully sold at $0.4, achieving a financial return of up to 83%. His operation is regarded as a textbook example, with the key being precise timing and risk management.

【BitPush】On-chain tracking data shows that around 17:22 Beijing time, an anonymous wallet address transferred a large amount of TON tokens. This operation involved 2,001,400 TON, which was worth approximately $31.42 million at the market price at the time. Interestingly, this transfer was not completed in a single step. The address first consolidated the tokens into one location, then split off a portion—152,090 TON was transferred to another address. Such large transfers often attract market attention; whether it is institutions rebalancing their holdings or new market movements brewing, an answer may come in the short term.