PANews, December 3—According to DL News, Russian prosecutors are seeking to confiscate a large amount of luxury assets from fugitive secret service official Georgy Satyukov. He is accused of accepting bribes worth $184 million in Bitcoin and $30 million in Ethereum from operators of the now-defunct WEX cryptocurrency exchange. Investigators have identified assets worth $29.6 million allegedly linked to Satyukov's bribery case. Prosecutors claim Satyukov used illicit funds to purchase 13 Russian apartments, several non-residential properties in St. Petersburg, a villa in the UAE, and a million-dollar property in Saratov registered under his brother's name. The investigation also found two Porsche Cayenne Turbos registered to him, seven Patek Philippe watches, and other jewelry with a total value exceeding $1.3 million. His family’s bank accounts still hold over $15 million in cash and

BlockBeats news, on December 2, according to Coinbob's popular address monitoring, the ZEC short order of "ZEC&MON maximum shorts" has continuously closed positions to take profit after switching from losses to gains since yesterday, with the holdings scale decreased from 23.21 million dollars yesterday to 9.88 million dollars, recording a profit of over 5 million dollars, and currently still having unrealized gains of 2.43 million dollars (125%), with a weekly profit of 15.33 million dollars. This address previously entered a position shorting ZEC on October 10, with an entry price of about 184 dollars, and subsequently increased the position to average down, raising the average price to 419 dollars; on October 17, the unrealized losses peaked at 21 million dollars, recording a loss of nearly 3 million dollars. According to monitoring, this address is currently also shorting.

The Ethereum treasury company BitMine, listed on NASDAQ, disclosed that it holds over 3% of Ethereum tokens, with total assets amounting to $12.1 billion, which includes 3.73 million ETH and $882 million in cash.