NEAR attempts to break its pennant
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NEAR is attempting to break out of a pennant after holding up through the crypto pullback. Traders continue to flag its relative strength, but the breakout is not yet confirmed.
NEAR is attempting to break out of a pennant after holding up through the crypto pullback. Traders continue to flag its relative strength, but the breakout is not yet confirmed.
Machi is among three large ETH longs flagged near liquidation. Together, the positions have roughly $500 million exposed if ETH falls another $150.
Claus NFTs reached a floor near 1.6 ETH on October 7 after minting at 0.3 ETH on October 6, roughly a fivefold increase.
Coinbase made PONS available on its website and app on October 7, one day after adding it to the listing roadmap. The PONS-USD pair entered limit-only trading on Coinbase Exchange and Coinbase Advanced.
Abstract will shut down its Ethereum L2 on December 15, 2026. Users have roughly two months to move funds off the network.
Cambria's Viceroy Charter mint is open, and first-wave applications have been approved. The priority whitelist mint opens October 8 at 11 a.m. ET, with a final approval wave planned for tonight.
Strategy estimates an unaudited $4.1 billion income-tax benefit because its Bitcoin was valued above cost on September 30. The benefit lowers reported tax expense; it is not a cash refund.
Justin Drake recommends calmly moving crypto to unused addresses that keep public keys hidden, then rotating addresses after signing. He warns AI-assisted mathematics could enable ECDSA private-key recovery before quantum computers, potentially within months, but does not claim ECDSA has been broken.
TxFlow announced Points Season 1 and says it will reward traders who used the platform before the season. Points are expected to go live within about a week.
CFTC Chairman Michael Selig says the agency will use its existing authority to deliver crypto rules with or without new legislation. Its proposal would limit leverage to federally regulated crypto exchanges.
Bitcoin slipped below $84,000 and retested $83,000 as ETF buying slowed. Traders are watching daily closes near the $83,367 21-day EMA, with a break below support risking more long liquidations.
September Fed minutes show most officials favor another rate hike by year-end, keeping rate pressure on Bitcoin. Some officials warned that AI investment could push demand above supply and add to inflation.
OKX and ICE notified the SEC of plans for a permissioned tokenized stock venue on X Layer under the SEC's five-year innovation exemption. The plan covers more than 60 U.S.-listed companies and gives issuers 30 days to opt out.
Estimates put Pump.fun's revenue over the past 30 days at $53 million to $60.7 million. Its app also set a weekly trade-count record last week, with a high share of trades coming from new users.
US government-linked wallets moved roughly $470–$471 million in BTC, WBTC and USDT, with portions sent to likely Coinbase Prime deposit addresses. The assets are tied to Bitfinex and FTX/Alameda seizures; the transfers do not establish sales.
Wells Fargo is in talks with Kraken parent Payward to source liquidity for crypto trading, according to CoinDesk. Payward would supply the bank, but the talks may not produce a deal.
Winklevoss Asset Services filed an S-1 for a proposed spot Zcash ETF seeking a Nasdaq listing as WINK. ZEC rose about 2% on filing day, but its $835 million trading volume was the lowest weekday total in a month.
PaperDAO's PULP raise reached 50 ETH, with a possible small cap increase to accommodate more participants. The launch is expected on October 8, with liquidity details and the token address still to come.
Tanker attacks in Hormuz pushed oil higher, adding to Iran-related risks tied to crypto selling. The US says oil flows have nearly recovered; Iran says the strait is closed and threatens to block illegal routes.
Tom Lee says BitMine will stop buying ETH at 5% of circulating supply. It holds 6,016,414 ETH, roughly 4.9%, and needs about 100,000 more ETH to reach the cap.
Mysten Labs and Google Cloud are building Verifiable Agent Arbiter to prove that AI agents stayed within company-set limits. Underlying logs stay private in Google Cloud, with proofs stored on Walrus and coordinated on Sui.
SOL's pullback could sweep its monthly lows, and Edward Morra says its weak chart has made him reconsider altcoin longs. Another trader keeps a bullish view provided $95 holds.
STONK is back at range lows after a failed breakout as Bitcoin drops. It remains above its previous lows despite Bitcoin trading lower than during its last support test.
Polygon added TRON support to Open Money Stack, letting businesses handle stablecoin payments and route USDT between TRON and supported EVM chains through one integration. Businesses still need to meet their licensing obligations.
Bitget's initial withdrawal rush appears to have stabilized a week after withdrawals reopened. THORChain co-founder Chad Barraford also says he will ask its Treasury about returning some developer-fund income from the Bitget hack to the exchange.