According to Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) on Twitter, BitlayerLabs has secured strategic partnerships with Antpool, F2Pool, and SpiderPool, three of the world's largest Bitcoin mining pools collectively representing 36% of the BTC network's total computing power (source: Twitter, June 3, 2025). This move is a significant advancement for Bitcoin DeFi infrastructure, signaling stronger institutional support and potential scaling of decentralized finance applications on the Bitcoin blockchain. Traders should closely monitor related tokens and DeFi projects in the Bitcoin ecosystem, as increased mining pool involvement may enhance network security and transaction throughput, potentially driving higher volumes and volatility in Bitcoin DeFi markets.

According to @satofishi, F2Pool co-founder WangChun executed a strategic swap of 50 WBTC for 2794 ETH, valued at $4.36 million, within the last hour. Since April 19, he has swapped a total of 100 WBTC at an average price of $85,864.9 each, missing out on $278,000 in potential BTC gains. This move highlights the strategic decisions traders make in balancing portfolios, impacting Ethereum and Wrapped Bitcoin market dynamics.

According to @satofishi, F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun sold 50 WBTC at an average price of $84,316, totaling $4.21 million. Of this, 29 WBTC were converted directly to USDC, while the remaining 20.39 WBTC were exchanged for 1,084.58 ETH. This transaction highlights a strategic asset reallocation, potentially impacting market liquidity for WBTC and ETH.

According to @EmberCN, F2Pool co-founder and stakefish founder Wang Chun (@satofishi) withdrew 5,087.8 ETH (worth $12.04M) from Binance one hour ago. He subsequently staked 3,200 ETH via StakeFish. The total amount of ETH staked at his address has now reached 83,951 ETH (worth $198.96M).