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According to official announcements, edgeX V2 has officially launched. This V2 version is a comprehensive re-architecture built on EDGE Chain, delivering systematic upgrades in security, performance, transparency, and scalability. At the product level, edgeX V2 now supports 7×24 trading across multiple derivatives categories, including U.S. equities, Korean equities, and commodities. To date, the platform has listed 40 trading pairs covering equities and commodities, and introduced advanced trading features such as isolated margin mode and TWAP. Simultaneously, edgeX has launched the “Trade to Own” season. This mechanism transforms trading activity into protocol ownership, enabling genuine traders to gradually become EDGE Token Holders through trading. One hundred percent (100%) of the platform’s net profit will be allocated toward EDGE token buybacks, aligning long-term platform growth, trader权益, and Token Holder权益.
According to The Block, Julio Moreno, Research Director at on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant, released a report on May 8 stating that Bitcoin has surged over 20% since early April, reaching a three-month high. However, the firm characterizes this rally as a “bear market bounce” and warns that profit-taking pressure may intensify further. On the data front, Bitcoin holders’ daily realized profit reached 14,600 BTC on May 4—the highest level since December 10, 2025. Meanwhile, the Short-Term Holder Spent Output Profit Ratio (STH-SOPR) has remained consistently above 1.00 since mid-April, indicating the market has entered a sustained profit-taking phase. On a 30-day rolling basis, holders’ net realized profit turned positive at +20,000 BTC—the first time since December 22, 2025—after net losses plunged as deep as -398,000 BTC between February and March. Nonetheless, Moreno notes that the current net profit level of +20,000 BTC remains far below the historical 130,000–200,000 BTC threshold typically required to confirm a bull market transition, reinforcing the view that this is a “bear market bounce” rather than a structural trend reversal. Additionally, the current unrealized profit ratio stands at approximately 18%; historical experience shows that when this indicator rises to elevated levels, holders tend to sell to lock in gains, increasing correction risk.