BDP's two-day lock-up volume exceeded US$6.5 billion, and four giant whale addresses attracted attention
Big Data Protocol is a newly launched DeFi protocol for obtaining commercially valuable data from professional data providers. The protocol can tokenize data and make it liquid. However, only two days after the agreement went live, the lock-up volume of the BDP contract exceeded 6.5 billion US dollars, which is an enviable achievement. At present, Big Data Protocol's lock-up volume is second only to MakerDAO and WBTC, and ranks third in the DeFi protocol's lock-up volume.

However, the assets held by four Big Data Protocol "giant whale" addresses accounted for 41% of the total lock-up volume of the protocol. The Block research analyst Igor Igamberdiev analyzed these addresses, and PANews translated them as follows.
In one of the addresses, the amount of deposited assets is equivalent to 25% of the current lock-up amount ($1.6 billion). Text NFT. This address is added in the BDP yield farming contract:
-661,800 WETH
-228.9 million USDT
-161.6 million USDC
-150 WBTC

The second noteworthy address belongs to Alameda, which holds $758 million in funds, but the address has more asset classes, including:
-4.9 million LINK
-7 million SUSHI
-3.4 million UNI
-18.2 million SRMs
-1400 WBTC
-144,000 AAVEs
-1200 YFI
-40.3 million USDT
-27.3 million USDC
-1.6 million TOMO
-370,000 OCEAN

About 9 hours ago, 3AC (three arrow capital) started yield farming and deposited $225 million in the following way:
-94,700 WETH
-1200 WBTC
Unlike other participants, they have not yet sold any claimed tokens.
Of course, @0x_b1 also participated in yield farming, investing $136 million worth of crypto assets in the BDP contract. As with Alameda, asset diversity is "abundant", including:
-2.5 million LINK
-500,000 UNI
-300 WBTC
-376 YFI
-12.2 million USDC
-1600 WETH
-2400 AAVEs
-21,000 SUSHI

In short, BDP is a new yield farming farm, and these funds flowing into contracts have caused concern in the encryption community and are worthy of attention.







