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After the KelpDAO hack, multiple whales withdrew funds from Aave, with Abraxas Capital moving $392 million.BlockBeats News, April 19th, according to LookIntoChain, in the wake of today's KelpDAO hack resulting in approximately $177 million to $200 million in losses for Aave, many whales have been withdrawing funds from Aave, with the major withdrawal actions including:
Abraxas Capital withdrawing $392 million;
an exchange withdrawing $431 million;
Whale 0x7CD0 (potentially linked to Nonco) withdrawing $405.7 million.
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Iranian media: Iranian military prevented two oil tankers from passing through the Strait of HormuzAccording to reports, these two oil tankers, flying the flags of Botswana and Angola, attempted to cross the Strait of Hormuz but were forced to turn back due to actions taken by the Iranian authorities. (Xinhua News Agency)
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Due to the economic pressure caused by the Iran war, UK Chancellor Reeves will hold a meeting with bankers.Golden Ten Data, April 19 – According to Sky News, UK Chancellor Reeves will meet with executives from major UK banks on Wednesday, as the ongoing Iran crisis continues to put pressure on the UK economy. Senior executives from Barclays, HSBC Holdings, Lloyds Banking Group, NatWest Group, and the UK branch of Spain’s Santander Bank have been invited to attend Reeves’ meeting. It is reported that Reeves is likely to mention at the meeting that banks must remain committed to supporting customers affected by inflationary pressures arising from this crisis. Other discussion topics will include bank capital reforms and potential revisions to the “ring-fencing” regime introduced after the 2008 financial crisis. Both the UK Treasury and the aforementioned banks declined to comment on the report.
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