Odaily Planet Daily News According to the well-known crypto trader GCR, who replied to other users on the X platform, we are still in a bull market. He pointed out that the current structure is more like the end of the summer of DeFi collapse in 2020, or even has the shadow of the summer of 2021, but people should not be too attached to historical trends, as each cycle will have different results.

According to Lookonchain monitoring, an address marked as GCR: Address 1 spent 703,460 USDT between December 8, 2023, and January 18, 2024, to purchase 936,279 TRUMP tokens at a price of $0.75. The current floating profit has reached 4.4 million US dollars.

Dogwifhat Now the Most Expensive Meme NFT Ever Sold at $4.3 Million An Ethereum NFT photo of the original Dogwifhat meme sold for $4.3 million worth of ETH, making it the most expensive meme NFT ever sold. The NFT, featuring a Shiba Inu puppy in a knit beanie, was purchased by GCR via an auction on the Foundation platform after a bidding war with Memeland. The proceeds from the sale will go to the original pet owners who took the photograph in 2018

PANews reported on March 18 that on-chain data showed that the original image of the MEME coin WIF was purchased by Gigantic Rebirth Ventures (GCR) on FND at a price of 1,210.759 ETH (about $4.3 million). Previously, the owner of the dog Achi, who illustrated the MEME coin, decided to sell the original photo of the mascot in the form of an NFT, which dates back to December 2018, long before the creation and release of the cryptocurrency DogWifHat (WIF).

Golden Finance reported that data monitored by Arkham showed that GCR addresses received 8.257 billion DINGER tokens about 1 year ago, worth $8,260 at the time, and the DINGER token, an altcoin named after Elon Musk's cat, has risen 17 times in a year. GCR sold on the dip and made a profit of $140,000 in 2 trades.

According to official news, decentralized content publishing platform t2.world (t2) announced the launch of Territories V1. According to reports, Territories V1 aims to provide readers with new ways to interact with authors, facilitating community discussion of niche topics. In October last year, decentralized content publishing platform t2.world (t2) announced the completion of a $3.4 million seed round, led by Inflection and Archetype, with participation from Metaweb, SevenX Ventures, Seed Club Ventures, Block0, GCR, Generalist Capital and Marc Weinstein.