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750 BTC transferred from an unknown wallet to Bitfinex

Whale Alert monitoring shows that 750 BTC were transferred from an unknown wallet to Bitfinex, valued at approximately $57.51 million; address attribution is based on the entity's tag, and the intended use of the funds has not been disclosed.

MSX has completed dividend distributions for 7 US stocks and ETF tokens including DELL and JPM

Odaily reports: According to the MSX announcement, MSX has completed the current period's dividend distribution for 7 US stocks and ETF tokens, covering NTAP, MRVL, MU, DELL, NLY, SPY, and JPM; the corresponding dividend per share amounts are $0.52, $0.06, $0.15, $0.63, $0.75, $1.888834, and $1.65 respectively, with execution dates of October 28, 29, 29, 30, 30, 30, and 31, 2026 respectively.Dividends are automatically distributed by the system. Dividend eligibility is based on the valid holdings quantity at the corresponding record time, and the distribution amount is calculated by multiplying the recorded holdings quantity by the dividend per share. The actual credited amount and timing are subject to MSX account records; users can check their crediting records in the App/Web under "Assets—Deposit—Deposit History."

Binance hacker has completed the sell-off of 7 tokens including UNI and ENA, cumulatively converting to 70,480 ETH, worth $158 million

Odaily reports: According to Lookonchain monitoring, the Binance attacker has completed the sell-off of 7 tokens including UNI, ENA, PEPE, LINK, AAVE, ONDO, and WLD, cumulatively converting to 70,480 ETH, valued at approximately $158.25 million based on current quoted prices. Among them:UNI: sold 7.02 million tokens, worth $39.63 million, at an average price of $5.65;ENA: sold 217.5 million tokens, worth $33.93 million, at an average price of $0.16;PEPE: sold 7.77 trillion tokens, worth $31.66 million, at an average price of $0.0000041;LINK: sold 2.57 million tokens, worth $26.05 million, at an average price of $10.14;AAVE: sold 127,953 tokens, worth $14.27 million, at an average price of $111.55;ONDO: sold 21.85 million tokens, worth $6.62 million, at an average price of $0.30;WLD: sold 17.32 million tokens, worth $6.09 million, at an average price of $0.35.

Trader Killa: Binance FUD May Coincide with This Cycle's Last Major Low, Continuing to Hold BTC Long Position

Odaily reports: Trader Killa posted that he is still holding a BTC long position with an entry price of $76,400. Although a previous 15% unrealized gain has now been largely given back, his original target was a 75% to 100% return, so his current trading plan remains unchanged.Killa revealed that in his 10x leverage long strategy, the aggressive re-entry position at $82,800 will be stopped out at $74,000; if BTC drops to $74,000, he will reassess the market and consider establishing another 10x leverage long position. BTC is currently about 13% below its all-time high, possibly nearing the last major low of this cycle, and he expects the drawdown will not reach 20%. He specifically noted that the Binance FUD coincides with the timing of the U.S. midterm elections, and believes the current market panic may be the last bottoming-out before BTC begins a new significant rally.Amid market pressure and continuous FUD news, investors should stay calm and avoid making emotional decisions based on news or short-term price fluctuations. He stated that he will continue to hold the long position until the target price is reached or the stop-loss is triggered.

Bonk Guy: Binance Hack Unlikely to Trigger Systemic Risk

Bonk Guy posted on X stating that the Binance incident is unlikely to trigger systemic risk. Binance is reportedly generating annual revenue of approximately $16-17 billion, and nearly half of the funds involved in this incident have already been frozen or may be recovered. The amount that may ultimately be unrecoverable is approximately $3.2 billion, equivalent to about 2 to 2.5 months of Binance's revenue, which remains manageable relative to its operating scale.Bonk Guy noted that both Changpeng Zhao (CZ) and He Yi have publicly stated that user funds are safe and that all losses will be fully covered. He believes the likelihood of systemic risk and a bank run is extremely low, and that the market should be more vigilant about panic selling and media overhyping, reminding investors not to make trading decisions based on panic sentiment.

Arkham: Justin Sun-Linked Wallet Holds Nearly 3% of PEPE, Likely Now the Largest Individual Holder

according to Arkham monitoring, based on its identified official wallet associated with Justin Sun, Justin Sun currently holds nearly 3% of the PEPE token supply, worth approximately $51.25 million, and appears to have become the largest individual holder of PEPE. The relevant PEPE tokens were transferred into his wallet over the past 10 days, withdrawn in two transactions from Poloniex on October 17 and 26, totaling 11.85 trillion tokens, valued at $48.76 million at the time of withdrawal, with current unrealized gains exceeding $2 million. This may have made him the largest individual holder of PEPE.

Predict Fun on BSC Suspected of Being Attacked, Approximately $300,000 in Funds Flows Into Tornado Cash

According to monitoring by on-chain analyst Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens), the BSC-based prediction market platform Predict Fun was allegedly compromised via a vulnerability, with approximately $300,000 in suspected stolen funds transferred from multiple contracts through intermediary wallets to Relay. These funds were reportedly routed into Tornado Cash following a cross-chain transfer.

Analyst: Bitcoin Unified Sentiment Index Falls to -11, Market Sentiment Turns Bearish

Odaily reports: Crypto analyst Darkfost posted that the Bitcoin Unified Sentiment Index has fallen back into negative territory, currently at -11 and continuing to decline, indicating that the previous extreme greed phase has passed and bearish market sentiment is beginning to accumulate.Darkfost noted that the current index reading remains within a relatively neutral range but clearly reflects deteriorating sentiment in the Bitcoin market. The index fluctuates between -100 and +100, combining the Fear and Greed Index and CoinGecko sentiment survey data, and is standardized based on a rolling one-year window.

Starting December 3, cross-border crypto transfers must be reported transaction by transaction; South Korea's new rules affect over 1.27 million users

Odaily reports: South Korea's amended Foreign Exchange Transactions Act will take effect on December 3. According to the Bank of Korea's manual, domestic virtual asset service providers must report cross-border transfers in and out of crypto assets on a transaction-by-transaction basis by 11:00 AM on the next business day after the transaction is completed, including the transaction time, coin type and quantity, KRW-equivalent amount, fees, and information on both sender and recipient. Service providers must also submit a monthly balance report, FX1021, by 5:30 PM on the 10th of the following month, reporting each user's month-end holdings, KRW-equivalent balance, and total cross-border inflows and outflows for the month, covering dormant accounts, delisted coins, and staked assets; direct transfers between personal wallets are not within the reporting scope. The retroactive scope is based on users who have at least one cross-border transfer record since the Virtual Asset User Protection Act took effect on July 19, 2024, involving a total of 1,272,878 people across the five major exchanges. The Bank of Korea said the data will be shared with the National Tax Service, Korea Customs Service, Financial Supervisory Service, and Financial Intelligence Unit; the central bank is considering relaxing the retroactive starting point to December 3, with the final scope to be determined in November.

Chinese National Extradited to U.S. in $36.9 Million Crypto Fraud Case

Chinese national Zheng Zhao has been extradited from the Netherlands to the United States and appeared before a court in the Central District of California on October 23. He is alleged to have participated in an investment fraud and money laundering scheme involving 174 U.S. victims and more than $36.9 million in illicit funds. The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) said the fraudulent operations were run by scam centers in Cambodia.Prosecutors allege that more than $36.9 million was transferred through accounts controlled by accomplices into an account at Bahamas-based Deltec Bank, then converted into the stablecoin USDT and sent to digital asset wallets in Cambodia. Eight other co-defendants have already pleaded guilty; Zheng Zhao faces a money laundering conspiracy charge and, if convicted, could be sentenced to up to 20 years in prison. (Bitcoin.com News)

Borrowing kink lowered to 92%, Aave adjusts USDT interest rate parameters for Ethereum Core market

Aave has executed an adjustment to the USDT borrowing interest rate parameters in the Ethereum Core market at block height 26,241,799, lowering the rate kink from 94% utilization to 92%, so that borrowing costs rise earlier when liquidity in the pool tightens. The new parameters are: optimal utilization 92%, base rate 0, slope 1 at 4.5%, slope 2 at 10%; the kink rate is 4.5% APR, and at 100% utilization it is 14.5% APR. At 94% utilization, the old curve's borrowing rate is 4.5% APR, while the new curve's is 7% APR, 2.5 percentage points higher. LlamaRisk recommended the adjustment on October 20; based on a supply of 2.8922 billion USDT, 92% utilization leaves about 57.84 million USDT more in unborrowed buffer than 94%. This buffer does not represent actual cash, and withdrawals still depend on available unborrowed liquidity. A snapshot on October 23 showed that actual cash in the pool was about 391.4 million USDT, the variable borrowing APR was about 4.23%, and the supply liquidity APR was 3.29%.

Developers Can Charge Fees from User Orders as GMX Opens Builder Fees Mechanism on Solana

GMX 🫐 posted on X that it has opened the Builder Fees mechanism on Solana, allowing third-party developers to build trading interfaces, route orders, or create automation tools and charge fees from each position order submitted by users. Developers need to publish fee rates on-chain, and traders sign the rate in each order; the fee is added on top of the standard trading fee and calculated based on position changes. For example, when a position is increased by $1,000 and the fee rate is 0.01%, $0.10 is charged, with final settlement to the developer's claim vault. Orders submitted through developer interfaces will use the same liquidity pools, oracle prices, and price impact rules as other orders. Builder Fees apply to market and limit orders for increasing positions, decreasing positions, and stop-loss position reductions, but do not apply to swaps, liquidations, or ADL.

Zipcoin Announces Shutdown After Complete Leak of Codebase and Private Keys, Plans to Liquidate Remaining Tokens

Zipcoin has announced it is ceasing operations, stating that the project's codebase and related keys have been fully compromised, and attackers may control the project's wallets and infrastructure. The team noted that attempts to migrate the code and rotate credentials over the past 12 hours failed to identify a viable security solution. Zipcoin further disclosed that the project was impacted by the UNCX incident on October 15, during which hackers stole tokens from multiple Ethereum-based assets—including ZC, PAAL, and EDGEN—accounting for approximately 1.1% of their respective supplies, which were subsequently sold on open markets. The team had previously repurchased tokens from the market to offset the shortfall against future team commitment allocations.

Market cap hits $40 million one hour after launch: Solana-based meme coin Kimchi reaches $23.7 million in trading volume

Odaily reports: Solana-based meme coin Kimchi reached a market cap of $40 million one hour after launch, currently at $38.71 million, with trading volume reaching $23.7 million. Kimchi (@kimchi1x) currently holds 75.32% of the total supply of this meme coin. This trader rarely posts trading records or calls, mainly sharing photos and videos related to lifestyle, travel, luxury cars, and watches.Pump.fun co-founder alon stated that Kimchi is the first person to truly bridge the gap between the crypto industry and popular culture, and the first case of a trader growing into a public celebrity. alon said that Kimchi is helping Pump.fun develop creative direction and drive ecosystem expansion.

Can Bitcoin Return to $100,000 by Year-End? Market Views Diverge

market analysts are divided on whether Bitcoin can return to $100,000 before the end of 2026.Ryan Rasmussen, Head of Research at crypto asset management firm Bitwise, believes that factors such as institutional demand through ETFs and corporate Bitcoin purchases, concerns over inflation and government debt, and an improving regulatory environment are expected to push Bitcoin to higher levels by year-end, potentially even breaking through $100,000.Adam Morgan McCarthy, Head of Research at London-based crypto trading and market data firm LO:TECH, expects Bitcoin to trade mainly in the $85,000 to $95,000 range through year-end. He noted that inflation pressures and the possibility of further rate hikes by the Federal Reserve will continue to weigh on Bitcoin's performance. U.S. consumer prices rose 0.6% month-over-month in September, with core CPI up 0.3% month-over-month, complicating the outlook for monetary policy.Luca Invernizzi, Senior Derivatives Trader at Nomura's crypto unit Laser Digital, said Bitcoin will remain primarily driven by macroeconomic factors and U.S. long-term Treasury yields in the near term. However, market leverage has been largely flushed out, and if Bitcoin effectively breaks above $90,000, it could trigger a new round of short-covering. James Butterfill, Head of Research at CoinShares, also believes that the contradiction between inflation and a weakening job market will influence the Fed's subsequent policy decisions and Bitcoin's trajectory. (CoinDesk)

pump.fun has launched perpetual contract trading services based on Hyperliquid, charging a Builder Fee of up to 0.1% per order

pump.fun has launched perpetual contract trading services on its frontend based on Hyperliquid's Builder Code mechanism.pump.fun stated in its official documentation that when users trade on Hyperliquid through its perpetual contract feature, pump.fun charges a developer fee (Builder Fee) of up to 0.10% on the notional value of each order submitted by users (including opening, adding to, or closing positions). Additionally, for each transfer of assets to or from Hyperliquid via the cross-chain bridge provided within the app, pump.fun charges a fee of up to 0.25%, which is charged on top of the fees collected by the cross-chain bridge operator itself and may be displayed together with the operator's fee as a combined cross-chain fee amount.

Charles Schwab, which manages $13.33 trillion in client assets, has launched retail trading for Bitcoin and Ethereum

Odaily News - Financial services company Charles Schwab has completed the rollout of direct Bitcoin and Ethereum trading for eligible retail clients. The company manages approximately $13.33 trillion in client assets and has 40.3 million active brokerage accounts.Charles Schwab CEO Rick Wurster stated that the company is gradually rolling out cryptocurrency deposit and withdrawal functionality, and plans to add trading for Solana, Avalanche, and Chainlink by the end of 2026. Currently, transfers support the Bitcoin network and the Ethereum network, and withdrawal addresses must be pre-registered.Schwab Crypto charges a 0.75% trading fee, with a minimum transaction amount of $1 and a maximum of $2 million. Rick Wurster stated that cryptocurrency trading will become one of the new transaction-based revenue streams; the platform is currently not available in New York State, Louisiana, U.S. territories, or international markets. (Bitcoin.com News)

Privy's wallet asset scale grows about 25x and revenue grows about 9x more than a year after joining Stripe

Odaily reports: Patrick Collison posted on X that more than a year after Privy joined Stripe, its wallet asset scale has grown to about 25 times its previous level, its number of monthly active developers has grown about 3 times, and its revenue has grown about 9 times. It currently facilitates nearly $25 billion in transactions per month. Companies such as Ramp, Deel, Klarna, and Hyperliquid are building embedded banking features based on Privy. Stripe is integrating Privy into Treasury, Link, and Connect, and plans to launch a Link balance feature. Privy's wallet infrastructure already supports AI agents in conducting transactions and earning income. Stripe, together with Privy, Bridge, and other businesses, is building a unified API to support holding stablecoin balances and earning yield, fiat funding inflows and outflows, and arranging spending through bank cards.

Polymarket's "StandX will issue a token before the end of 2026" probability drops to 3%, a 58% decline in 24 hours

PPP Prediction Market Tool monitoring shows that Polymarket's "StandX will issue a token before the end of 2026" probability has dropped to 3%, a 58% decline in 24 hours.If StandX officially launches a token before 11:59 PM ET on the date specified in the title, the prediction market will resolve as "Yes"; otherwise, it will resolve as "No."Only tokens officially issued by StandX qualify; stablecoins, meme coins, liquid staking tokens (LSTs), and synthetic tokens do not count.The token must have been publicly launched and be actually tradable; merely publishing an announcement does not meet the resolution criteria.Resolution is primarily based on StandX official information, with reference to consensus reports from credible media.Previous news: StandX announced it will not issue a token, and perpetual contracts will enter reduce-only mode starting October 20.Join the PPP signal push community to stay one step ahead and seize the initiative.

Analyst: Weak hands gradually flushed out, Bitcoin retests $81,000 area three times

Odaily News: Analyst Murphy posted on X platform stating that as of October 15, 2026, Bitcoin had pulled back to around $81,000 three times on October 9, 12, and 15, repeatedly testing the same support zone. The latest decline was compounded by factors including higher-than-expected U.S. inflation, rising market concerns over further monetary tightening by the Federal Reserve, and weakening U.S. equities, putting overall pressure on risk assets.Murphy noted that based on on-chain entity-adjusted realized loss data, the loss magnitude corresponding to the three dips shows a declining pattern: October 12 was less than October 9, and although October 15 saw a slight expansion compared to October 12, it remained below October 9. October 9 appeared to be a peak where short-term price-sensitive holdings exited in concentrated fashion; during the second retest, the market was largely in a wait-and-see mode with weak selling intent; the third decline, under the influence of macro headwinds, once again forced some weak hands to stop out. Therefore, the current market is closer to a gradual flushing out of weak hands rather than full-blown panic selling. If the loss ratio of short-term holders remains at approximately 31%, below the historical cumulative average of 42.7%, it indicates that the flushing out of holdings may not yet be complete, and further volatility and selling pressure could still emerge.Going forward, the key is to observe whether the scale of realized losses continues to converge: if prices remain near the current support zone and loss realization gradually diminishes, it would suggest that passive selling is decreasing and the interim correction may be nearing its end; if the scale of losses expands significantly again, it would indicate that the market still needs to undergo a more thorough turnover of holdings.