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17:58
According to CoinNess market monitoring, BTC has risen above $85,000. BTC is trading at $85,000 on the Binance USDT market.
15:02
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15:02
Iran’s central bank plans to block rial-denominated bank accounts and payment gateways used by some cryptocurrency exchanges over concerns about market manipulation in USDT trading, Crypto Briefing reported. Earlier, the central bank limited daily USDT purchases to 2,000 on major exchanges including Nobitex and Wallex in late September and halted USDT trading each day from 12:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. UTC. If implemented, the latest measure could make it harder for exchange users to deposit rials and buy cryptocurrencies such as USDT.
14:27
Of 558 blockchains tracked by DeFiLlama as of Oct. 3, 399, or 71%, generated $0 in fee revenue over the past 24 hours. Only 44 chains posted more than $1,000 in fees. Just seven blockchains generated more than $100,000 in fee revenue, according to DeFiLlama: Solana with $1.09 million, Tron with $922,900, BSC with $793,900, Ethereum with $435,000, Bitcoin with $325,600, Base with $114,800, and Robinhood Chain with $100,900.
13:45
According to Kaiko data, 71% of trading volume in Uniswap tokenized stocks in September occurred outside regular U.S. stock market hours. About half of that came when exchanges were fully closed. Kaiko’s data also showed that, among 25 large price gaps that emerged while stock markets were closed, weekend token price moves matched the direction of Monday’s market-opening gap in 20 cases.
11:48
Memecoins on the Robinhood chain are undergoing a broad correction and trending lower, according to GMGN. Flagship memecoin PONS has a market capitalization of about $429 million, down 57% from its peak of $990 million, while posting a 19.5% decline over the past 24 hours. Other major memecoins have also extended losses, including INU, down 30.9%, NOSH, down 33.2%, PARE, down 25.4%, MANY, down 20.4%, and microduck, down 21.7%.
11:42
Selling by investors who bought BTC near cycle highs has increased recently, according to a Glassnode analysis. Glassnode said investors who bought one to two years ago at $97,000 and six to 12 months ago at $89,000 are now underwater, adding daily BTC selling by buyers from the 2025 bull market has reached its highest level this year, while investors who accumulated during the bear market are not engaging in large-scale selling.
11:27
Bitcoin could rise to around $190,858 if the BTC/gold ratio recovers to its December 2024 peak of 40.1 ounces, Adam Livingston, vice president of investments at Bitcoin-accumulation company Strive (NASDAQ: ASST), said, according to Bitcoin.com. Based on an assumption that gold climbs to $4,760 per ounce, that would put BTC about 51% above its current all-time high. In related analysis, the media outlet said that if that scenario plays out, the value of Strategy’s 847,666 BTC would increase to about $161.8 billion (219 trillion won), with unrealized gains reaching roughly $98.0 billion.
11:13
Greek police have uncovered a fraud ring targeting cryptocurrency investors and arrested 17 people, including nine military personnel, local media outlet Protothema reported. According to the report, the group is estimated to have defrauded victims of more than €8 million ($8.8 million), with around 10,000 people affected. Police have so far seized €280,000 ($308,000).
08:50
Coinbase has obtained a derivatives clearing organization license from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, allowing it to clear fully collateralized futures, options on futures, and swaps in-house without using a third-party clearer, Odaily reported. The approval could also advance the USDC-collateralized futures product partnership Coinbase announced with Nodal Clear in June last year. The CFTC, however, did not disclose the specific underlying assets or swap types Coinbase is permitted to clear.
08:46
Bitcoin could face a short-term pullback to $82,500 after being rejected again near $87,000, well-known crypto trader Ali Martinez said on X. Martinez said whales sold more than 30,000 BTC during Bitcoin’s recent rise. He added that if BTC falls to $82,500 and whales begin accumulating again, it could be seen as a buy-the-dip signal. In that case, a rebound targeting $87,000 could follow.
08:09
Bitdeer mined a total of 292.3 BTC this week and sold all 292.3 BTC into the market over the same period, leaving its net increase in Bitcoin holdings at 0 BTC. The company reduced its BTC holdings to zero as of Feb. 20 and has since continued to fully monetize its mined Bitcoin in cash.
07:49
The TRUMP token team transferred a total of 81.87 million TRUMP, worth about $249 million, from team-held reserves to centralized exchanges including Binance and OKX over the past eight months, according to on-chain analyst EmberCN. The average transfer price was $3.04, while actual sales have not been confirmed. EmberCN said the team was allocated 800 million TRUMP, or 80% of total supply, and still appears to hold about 718 million TRUMP worth roughly $1.49 billion, equal to 71.8% of total supply.
07:46
Grayscale’s spot ZEC ETF, ZCSH, recorded $93.56 million in net outflows over the past week. The fund saw $30.25 million leave on Sept. 30 alone and another $26.93 million on Oct. 2. ZCSH was converted from the Grayscale Zcash Trust into an ETF on Aug. 25 and listed on NYSE Arca. Cumulative net inflows after launch had at one point risen to $271 million in mid-September.
07:06
A CryptoQuant analysis by contributor Darkfost found liquidity flowing into the crypto market remains insufficient, keeping the recovery in stablecoin market capitalization slow. Stablecoin market cap has fallen by $14 billion since May, though it has risen by about $4 billion since September to recover to around $270 billion. Darkfost said the recent trend appears to be reversing, but the recovery remains modest, adding that additional liquidity inflows are needed for Bitcoin to move toward a fresh all-time high.
06:20
An ENA whale moved 30 million ENA, worth about $6.98 million, to Binance via BitGo on Oct. 3 after more than a year of inactivity, according to Lookonchain. It was not confirmed whether the tokens were actually sold. The whale still holds 157.55 million ENA, worth about $36.74 million.
06:16
The Korea Institute of Finance has advised South Korea’s Financial Services Commission to classify decentralized finance, or DeFi, and over-the-counter, or OTC, support providers as unlicensed virtual asset operators and restrict domestic users’ access or trading with them, Digital Asset reported. In a report on second-phase legislation and anti-money laundering, or AML, improvements related to stablecoins submitted to the commission late last year, the institute said AML and counter-terrorist financing, or CFT, obligations need to be applied to DeFi and OTC providers. It also proposed drawing up separate guidelines to determine whether overseas unregistered virtual asset operators fall under enforcement. On stablecoins, the report presented additional measures for areas where existing AML systems are difficult to apply, including cold wallets and person-to-person wallet transactions. The institute said South Korea also needs to consider, over the medium to long term, imposing reporting and registration requirements on platforms or software providers that support transfers between stablecoin wallets.
06:11
The following are the 24-hour long/short ratios for BTC perpetual futures on the world’s three largest crypto futures exchanges by open interest: Overall: 49.26% long, 50.74% short - Binance: 48.89% long, 51.11% short - OKX: 49.85% long, 50.15% short - Bybit: 48.17% long, 51.83% short
06:08
Former kickboxer and influencer Andrew Tate deposited 20,950 HYPE, worth about $1.87 million, to Binance on Oct. 3, according to Lookonchain. It was not confirmed whether the tokens were actually sold. Lookonchain said Tate bought 122,827 HYPE at an average price of $4.48 about two years ago, for roughly $550,000. Tate still holds 63,550 HYPE, worth about $5.62 million, and has generated total profits of $7.24 million from the investment so far, for a return of 1,317%, Lookonchain said.
06:07
Bitcoin’s realized market capitalization rose 1.2% ($12.8 billion) over the past 30 days to $1.079 trillion as of Oct. 2, roughly doubling from a 0.66% growth rate a month earlier, according to CryptoQuant contributor Axel Adler Jr. Realized market capitalization is calculated based on the price of each BTC when it last moved on-chain. Adler said the metric kept rising even as BTC saw a modest price pullback after its September gains, indicating continued growth in the market’s aggregate on-chain cost basis.
06:03
South Korea’s JB Bank plans to launch a personal overseas remittance service for Southeast Asia, including Vietnam and the Philippines, in December in partnership with Ripple, Edaily reported. The bank has been in talks with Ripple on overseas remittances since last year and signed a Ripple Payments agreement in August. At XRP Seoul 2026, JB Bank team leader Yoon Man-sik said the bank is building a system for personal and corporate overseas remittances and plans to move up the launch of its corporate remittance service if personal transfers gain traction. Yoon added the bank is also considering launching a stablecoin-based overseas remittance service in the first half of next year if a legal framework for digital assets is completed.
05:44
Kelman PLLC, a law firm focused on digital assets, said an investor’s failure to receive tokens after a project’s expected launch date has passed does not automatically constitute a breach of contract. Whether a breach has actually occurred depends on whether the token delivery timing and payment conditions specified in the contract have been met, Kelman said. The firm pointed in particular to early-stage investments made through SAFTs, or Simple Agreements for Future Tokens. Under a SAFT, an investor provides funding in advance and gains the right to receive tokens once predetermined conditions are satisfied. Unlike general token sales such as ICOs, IEOs, or launchpads, a project’s obligation to deliver tokens is determined by the specific terms agreed between the investor and the project, according to Kelman. If a project seeks to change terms by delaying token delivery, reducing the allocation, or extending the vesting period, investors should check whether the existing contract allows such changes and whether investor consent is required, the firm added. Kelman also said related materials should be preserved, including contracts, remittance records, transaction hashes, and project announcements and messages.
05:36
October U.S. economic data releases and Federal Reserve monetary policy decisions could increase volatility in the cryptocurrency market, including Bitcoin, CryptoPotato reported. The September FOMC minutes are due at 6:00 p.m. UTC on Oct. 7. September CPI data will be released at 12:30 p.m. UTC on Oct. 14, followed by PPI data at 12:30 p.m. UTC on Oct. 15. The FOMC rate decision is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. UTC on Oct. 28, with the Fed chair’s press conference set to begin at 6:30 p.m. UTC. Markets are expected to watch both the rate decision and the Fed’s guidance on the future path of monetary policy.
05:14
LPL Financial Chief Economist Jeffrey Roach said broad weakness in the U.S. labor market, reflected in the nonfarm payrolls report, is reducing the likelihood that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates twice. Roach added that diverging trends are emerging between goods-producing sectors benefiting from the AI boom and service industries facing the impact of technological change.
05:12
Solana processed a record 14.2 billion non-vote transactions in the third quarter, up 45% from the previous quarter, according to Blockworks data. Non-vote transactions exclude the vote transactions validators exchange to reach consensus during block production and mainly cover actual user activity such as token transfers, swaps, and dapp usage.
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