BlockBeats news, on June 27, CryptoQuant analyst Oro Crypto stated, "On June 25, the number of confirmed transactions on Ethereum reached 1,750,940, setting the third highest single-day volume in the history of the network."

CryptoQuant analyst Oro pointed out that Bitcoin's "realized market capitalization" has reached a new high of $934.88 billion, enhancing long-term confidence in the market. This metric reflects the amount of capital entering the market from real on-chain activity.

According to BlockBeats news, on May 14, CryptoQuant analyst Oro Crypto stated that retail traders are flocking to Bitcoin. Since the trend turned positive on April 28, up until May 13, the buying volume from retail investors has increased by +3.40%, indicating a significant resurgence of interest from small investors.

On August 31, Jinshi Data reported that on August 30, local time, Ecuadorian President Novoa announced a 30-day extension of the state of emergency in the cities of Guayas, Los Rios, Manabi, Oreliana, Santa Elena, El Oro, and Azuay. At the same time, the areas covered by this state of emergency will maintain a curfew from 22:00 to 05:00 the next day.

On July 3, Jinshi Data reported that on July 2, local time, President of Ecuador, Novoya, announced that due to internal riots and armed conflicts, the cities of Ponce Enriques in Guayas Province, Los Rios Province, Manabi Province, Orellana Province, Santa Elena Province, El Oro Province, and Azuay Province have entered a new state of emergency for 60 days.

May 29, Jins data, local time May 28, the Civil Aviation Administration of Ecuador reported that a small plane crashed in the coastal area of El Oro Province in the southern part of the country, killing 2 people and seriously injuring another. This is the fourth plane crash in Ecuador in nearly 2 months.

On May 11th, Jinshi Data reported that on May 10th local time, the Ecuadorian Constitutional Court ruled that the executive order signed by President Novoa on April 30th, declaring a new state of emergency in five provinces, was unconstitutional due to lack of factual, necessary, and applicable grounds. The ruling pointed out that Novoa did not provide factual elements in the decree and failed to prove the reasonableness of declaring a new state of emergency. On April 30th local time, President Novoa of Ecuador signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency in five provinces: El Oro, Guayas, Los Rios, Manabi, and Santa Elena, for a period of 60 days.