Bitcoin ETFs shed $203 million last week
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $202.59 million in net outflows for October 26–30.
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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $202.59 million in net outflows for October 26–30.
HYPE bounced from the $73–77 support zone, and its daily MACD crossed bullish. Traders are targeting new highs, but those targets remain forecasts.
Ether trades near $2,270, below daily cloud resistance around $2,339. Traders are watching for a daily close above the cloud.
Binance hackers moved about $242 million through Tron-linked cross-chain routes in the first two days after the attack. Tether froze roughly 379 million USDT on Tron; the stolen bitcoin and ether remain largely untouched.
Bitcoin closed above its 50-week moving average for the seventh straight week and traded around $80,000. A break above roughly $82,000 would establish a higher high; losing $74,900 would break its higher-low structure.
AAVE gained 6.6% after the Binance hack. The broader market has resisted a sharp selloff, though traders remain split on whether altcoins can sustain that resilience.
Pump.fun ended its 4x referral boost, cutting referrers’ fee share from 100% to 37.5%. The company says all app revenue will still go to rewards.
Bitcoin fell 7.3% in October, its worst October since 2014 and its second straight October loss.
The FBI asked THORChain to block stolen Binance funds and downstream transfers; whether node operators will comply remains unclear. SomaXBT traced about $140 million out of Tron through Relay, THORChain, Chainflip and Symbiosis.
BTCPay Server linked hot-wallet drains to versions 2.4.1 and older, narrowing its shutdown warning and urging operators to update. The team says it has no credible reports of drains on the latest release, 2.4.7.
Whale 0x9EcA bought 16,658 ETH for $37.96 million at an average price near $2,279. The position grew from an initial 15,216 ETH purchase funded with same-day USDC withdrawals from Kraken.
Binance's reported net outflows passed $7 billion after withdrawals reopened. The exchange says it has covered 95% of the $6.3 billion hack loss.
ANAKIN reached roughly $3 million to $4 million in market cap after Elon Musk posted an Anakin meme. One account tracked the broader two-day run from $168,000 to $4 million.
A user returned 10 ETH to THORChain, restoring vault solvency after an Ethereum reorganization triggered a payout without a matching deposit. The shortfall had caused THORChain to halt swaps across 10 blockchains.
ACK updated all Argonauts to Max Pain V3 artwork on OpenSea. One holder reported that the Argonauts floor rose 25% after the change.
Fifty companies now object to OKXICE tokenizing their shares, out of 62 the venture planned to offer. Nvidia, Nike, Costco, Micron and Reddit are among the latest additions.
Michael Saylor hinted at another Strategy Bitcoin purchase with the post, “We found room for even more orange.” He gave no purchase amount.
Unauthorized access to Solana Mobile's publishing portal promoted a malicious SKR Claim app that requested seed phrases. The app appeared in Spotlight for one hour before removal; the team patched the publishing bug and is removing the app from devices.
An attacker drained about 97 million CORE from 91 b14g staking positions on October 31 using zero-value withdrawal requests. b14g says its time-locked Bitcoin deposits were unaffected.
Cambria said on October 31 that RSGP had fallen from a $30 million fully diluted launch valuation to about $8 million, with roughly 26% of supply circulating.
Rabby is removing MegaETH from its supported networks, ending the chain's automatic wallet integration.
China's Communist Party published a decision adopted October 29 calling for a crackdown on corruption using cryptocurrencies and blockchain. The directive targets party officials and also names cross-border funds and proxy shareholders.