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UPDATE: Total compromised assets in the Binance hack amounts to $6.3B, marking the largest crypto heist ever.
About $3B is frozen so far as Binance reconfirms it will cover all losses with its SAFU fund and company funds.
Meanwhile, onchain data shows funds from this hack and the $388M Bitget hack landed at the same address, pointing to the same attacker.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs ended last week in negative territory as Friday’s $643.2 million outflow erased four consecutive days of inflows.
BlackRock’s IBIT remained positive for the week with $176.9 million in net inflows, while Fidelity’s FBTC and ARK’s ARKB led the outflows.
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October finally became a Recktober recording over 7% loss.
Will there be a Moonvember?🤷🏾♂️
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ALERT: Anza has warned Solana validators running Ubuntu about a critical Linux kernel bug (CVE-2026-98432, CVSS 9.8).
Ubuntu has no patch yet. Anza and the Solana Foundation are urging validators to apply temporary fixes now.
Meanwhile, no attacks on Solana have been reported.
Full story here.
cointab.com/solana-reports-u…
🚨 Security alert for BTCPay Server users.
Reports indicate that unauthorized attackers are sweeping hot wallets on @BtcpayServer instances.
BTCPay is urging all server operators to shut down their instances using ./btcpay-down.sh until the investigation is complete.
Polygon (@0xPolygon) brings Open Money Stack to Solana.
Businesses can now connect bank transfers, cards and cash funding to Solana wallets through one integration, making stablecoin payments easier to manage.
Aave freezes Ethereum tBTC market.
@aave has paused new tBTC deposits and borrowing after Threshold halted minting and redemptions for security maintenance.
Existing users can still repay loans and withdraw collateral.
UPDATE: Binance resumes withdrawals starting with Bitcoin.
Thank you, Satoshi 🙏
HISTORY: October 31, 2008. The day that changed finance forever.
18 years ago, an anonymous creator known as Satoshi Nakamoto introduced Bitcoin through a nine-page whitepaper titled “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.”
The paper outlined a new way to send money directly between people online, without relying on banks or other financial intermediaries.
Since then, Bitcoin’s journey has been nothing short of extraordinary.
🔸 2009: The first Bitcoin block was mined.
🔸 2010: 10,000 $BTC bought two pizzas.
🔸 2013: Bitcoin crossed the $1,000 milestone for the first time.
🔸 2017: BTC surged close to $20,000, bringing global attention.
🔸 2021: El Salvador became the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender.
🔸 2021: Bitcoin reached nearly $69,000.
🔸 2024: US spot Bitcoin ETFs were approved, and BTC crossed $100,000 for the first time.
🔸 2025: The US established a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, and Bitcoin reached a new ATH above $126,000.
Through exchange collapses, market crashes, regulatory battles and four halvings, Bitcoin continued to stand its ground.
Satoshi disappeared, but the network kept growing.
18 years later, what began as a whitepaper has evolved into a global financial force. 🧡
Nearly $800 million in Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF outflows hit the market in a single day.
After four consecutive sessions of positive Bitcoin ETF inflows, investors withdrew $643 million from Bitcoin funds and another $156 million from Ethereum products.
What sparked the sudden reversal? Read our report for the full story👇
cointab.com/bitcoin-and-ethe…
🇰🇷 South Korea moves against TetherMax and SuperTrust.
South Korea’s FIU has requested access restrictions on both platforms over suspected unregistered operations.
Aegis Ventures has also been referred to investigative authorities.
🚨 KuCoin exits Russia and Belarus.
@kucoincom has stopped offering all products and services to users in Russia and Belarus.
Affected customers will receive individual deadlines to close positions and withdraw their funds.
