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The U.S. Senate has officially passed a War Powers Resolution to limit military action against Iran — marking the FIRST time an Iran war powers measure has cleared the Senate. The vote ended 50–47, breaking traditional political lines as pressure intensifies across Washington. ⚠️ Just hours after Donald Trump hinted that new strikes could be coming, senators moved to put the brakes on expanded war powers. Now the fight shifts to the House… and potentially a presidential veto. 👀
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Someone quietly pulled $4.85 million worth of $USDC STO off Binance and turned a $125 million token into a $1.7 billion headline overnight.
The token was StakeStone (STO) — the governance token of an omnichain liquidity protocol.
On February 6, $BNB STO was trading around $0.05.
By April 1, it had slowly climbed to nearly $0.11.
Then everything changed.
A brand-new wallet, created only days earlier with almost no transaction history, withdrew 25.5 million STO tokens from Binance in a single move.
That was nearly 11% of the entire circulating supply.
One transaction.
Millions of tokens gone from the exchange instantly.
When that much supply disappears from an exchange, sell-side liquidity dries up fast. There are fewer tokens available for traders to buy, so even moderate buying pressure can push the price aggressively higher.
STO exploded from $0.11 to $0.26 within hours.
But it didn’t stop there.
$0.50 → $0.80 → $1.20
Within 72 hours, $STO reached an all-time high near $1.74.
At the peak, 24-hour trading volume crossed $1.63 billion, despite the token’s market cap being only around $125 million before the move.
That means daily trading volume became almost 10x larger than the entire market cap — a sign of extreme speculation and rapid rotation.
Another important detail: only 22.5% of $XRP STO’s total 1 billion supply is currently circulating.
The remaining 77.5% is still locked with the team, investors, and future allocations.
Then came the reversal.
A second newly created wallet deposited around 28 million STO tokens back onto exchanges shortly after the peak — roughly 12% of circulating supply.
Large deposits back to exchanges usually signal one thing: preparation to sell.
The correction was brutal.
STO crashed more than 60% within hours.
Many traders who entered near $1.50 saw the price fall toward $0.60 the very same day.
The token is now trading around $0.85.
One wallet.
One massive withdrawal.
Just 11% of supply removed from Binance was enough to trigger a 1,500% price move and create one of crypto’s wildest short-term rallies.