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10/10
19:15
On-chain records show that the funds were transferred through an intermediary address and four deposit wallets, while the source address still holds approximately 700 ETH.
19:04
The Ledger-related wallet theft incident continues to escalate, with the latest analysis showing losses have expanded to $92.9 million, affecting 311 wallets across five major networks: Bitcoin, Ethereum, TRON, BNB Chain, and Polygon. Ledger is investigating and has requested the involved reseller, CryptoBilis, to suspend sales and shipments, while also advising affected users to take precautionary measures. Ledger emphasized that there is currently no evidence of its core infrastructure being compromised.

On-chain tracking shows that Tether has frozen approximately $10 million in USDT linked to the theft. Additionally, about 14,810 ETH and 203.8 BTC remain in the attacker-controlled wallets. Some ETH has been moved through Tornado Cash and Zcash, appearing in new wallets holding 2.1 million USDC. Binance founder CZ believes this could be a supply chain attack involving counterfeit or tampered devices. Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès also shared photos of a Ledger Nano X device he received from Malaysia, showing a hidden electronic module inside.
19:03
Ripple's institutional prime brokerage firm, Ripple Prime, has been recognized as "Prime Broker of the Year: EMEA" at the 2026 Hedgeweek US Awards. This award acknowledges its brokerage services for institutional clients in both crypto and traditional markets. BitGo also received awards, including Prime Broker of the Year for the US and Custodian of the Year in both US and global categories.
19:02
CoinDesk analysis indicates that exactly one year ago today (October 10, 2025), a Bitcoin flash crash led to the liquidation of approximately $19 billion in leveraged positions across the crypto market. Although traders now possess improved risk identification tools, analysts Mark Connors and Chris Sullivan caution that the structural market risks that triggered that year's sell-off, such as leverage and crowded trades, persist. They also suggest that Bitcoin's four-year cycle hypothesis is being challenged, and a similar flash crash could occur again in the future.
18:29
China’s passenger vehicle retail sales fell 24% in September from a year earlier to 1.702 million units, according to data released by the China Passenger Car Association. New-energy vehicle sales also declined 12% to 1.141 million units.
18:27
Nomura Securities cross-asset strategist Charlie McElligott noted in an October 8 report that the S&P 500 index has been largely flat over the past two months, yet 85% of its constituent stocks have entered a technical correction. He stated that just ten stocks accounted for 70% of the index's 23% gain since March 30, with NVIDIA alone contributing 13%. McElligott also warned that Europe's diesel shortage is transmitting through interest rate volatility to the broader market, posing a "tinderbox" that could ignite at any moment. Nomura's analysis shows that current market correlation is at an extremely low level, seen only twice in the past 25 years, comparable to the eve of the 2007 Global Financial Crisis and the "Volmageddon" period in 2018. Following the report's release, the Financial Times disclosed that OpenAI's annualized revenue was significantly lower than previously expected, leading to a more than 1% drop in Nasdaq that day and severe damage to the AI sector.
18:27
According to the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) website, 16 small and medium-sized fund companies, including Caixin Fund and Quan Guo Fund, submitted applications for the third batch of amortized cost bond funds on October 8th and 9th. These applications are currently in the "materials received" status. This batch of products follows the previous framework, with all funds featuring a 63-month closed-end operation and termination upon maturity, and a maximum fundraising size of 8 billion yuan per fund. Since the re-submission of amortized cost bond funds on August 14th, a total of 44 products have been declared, with the first two batches comprising 28 approved products. These products, known for their stable net asset value growth and strong subscription interest, are considered an important measure to support the differentiated development of small and medium-sized fund companies.
18:17
Hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger issued an official statement addressing recent wallet exploits, confirming that drained funds appear strictly confined to devices sold through Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis. Ledger stated there is no indication of any breach within its own security infrastructure, systems, or services, and its teams are actively investigating the issue. Affected users are advised to reach out via Ledger's official support portal.
18:02
The article states that ongoing attacks, restrictions on medical aid, and delays in evacuations continue to cause Palestinian deaths. Since the ceasefire, over 1,470 people have been killed. World Health Organization data shows that over 15,000 Gaza residents are still awaiting medical evacuation. Additionally, Israeli authorities continue to block spare parts needed to repair oxygen stations, classifying them as "dual-use" items, leading to 22 of Gaza's 34 oxygen stations ceasing operation as of August.
17:58
Papertrade is scheduled to launch 1000x perpetuals trading at 10 a.m. ET on Oct. 10, having accumulated $85 million in user deposits. These deposits are kept separate from the house-side pool, which starts at zero and is funded by traders' losses.
17:42
The rally comes as Aerodrome holds approximately $393 million on Base, with its planned merger with Velodrome set for October 21.
16:49
Amid global concerns following incidents at OpenAI and Anthropic, and fears that rogue AI agents may venture beyond human control, an EU tech chief stated that the bloc is capable of mitigating such risks.
16:39
Pat Gelsinger, General Partner at Playground Global and former Intel CEO, stated in an in-depth interview on a16z that while AI simplifies chip design, physical bottlenecks in manufacturing, memory, and energy are driving an unprecedented hardware renaissance. He warned that the misalignment between stagnant growth in U.S. energy capacity and AI's massive appetite for millions of GPU clusters could lead to a wave of data center defaults due to power shortages. Gelsinger also noted that current HBM memory is "terrible" but the biggest storage innovation in 30 years is imminent, predicting that the AI chip market will eventually consolidate from nearly a hundred companies to a few dominant platforms. He believes optical interconnects will replace copper interconnects in 2028-2029 and is optimistic about new memory technologies such as ferroelectric materials.
16:39
In the first three quarters of 2026, China's A-share public fund performance rankings show that driven by domestic semiconductor substitution and the AI hashrate wave, both actively managed equity funds and index funds were led by semiconductor themes. Among them, the fund managed by E Fund's Yang Zongchang saw a performance increase of 111.62%. QDII funds presented a duel between crude oil and semiconductors, with E Fund Crude Oil A USD Spot leading at 86.47%. Additionally, pharmaceutical theme funds showed a strong recovery, and bond funds saw Huashang's Zhang Yongzhi sweep the top three.
16:37
XRP price is firmly trapped between $1.30 and $1.59, with Bollinger Bands suggesting a new major accumulation phase. Historically, XRP has experienced two similar two-year periods of market stagnation from September 2018 to November 2020 and from September 2022 to November 2024. The current chart (as of October 2026) indicates a third recurrence. Despite the stagnation, XRP's open interest remains near record highs at around $3.1 billion, with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) stuck at 44, signaling a lack of directional momentum.
16:17
Europe's political class is showing the first signs of bending to the will of an unforgiving bond market. Budget policies and discourse from London to Paris and Rome have taken baby steps toward prudence in the past couple of weeks, as surging yields and soaring interest-rate costs drummed up memories of the euro-zone debt crisis.
15:55
The U.S. Treasury Department removed Theint Win Htet from its sanctions list on Friday, following a lawsuit she filed and reports that the Trump administration had restarted negotiations with the Myanmar government. Theint Win Htet's father, Thein Win Zaw, founded the Shwe Byain Phyu Group, which had been accused of supplying fuel to the Myanmar military and having close ties to its leadership. The human rights organization Justice For Myanmar condemned the decision, stating that the Myanmar military is escalating its attacks on civilians.
15:40
Citigroup noted in its latest report that risks to French public finances could constrain further monetary policy tightening by the European Central Bank (ECB). The bank expects the ECB to pause its actions after a December rate hike, or even sooner; the Euro against the US Dollar (EUR/USD) could also fall below 1.10 as a result. Citigroup interest rate strategists believe that market sentiment towards further monetary policy tightening is changing, and investors may be concerned that rate hikes could exacerbate the tightening of financial conditions. Citigroup FX strategists anticipate that if the two-year interest rate differential between the Eurozone and the US narrows by 50 to 75 basis points, EUR/USD could fall to the 1.1075 to 1.1000 range. Citigroup's preferred trading strategy is to go long on Federal Reserve rates and short on ECB rates, betting on a further downward revision of ECB rate expectations relative to the Federal Reserve.
15:21
Elon Musk retweeted a post by David M. Keyes, which stated that Starlink would revolutionize India, especially rural areas without internet access. Keyes initiated a petition to demonstrate the demand for Starlink among Indian villagers.
15:19
Elon Musk forwarded a post stating that SpaceX is also offering free replacements for damaged Starlink kits and, through its partner +Móvil, enabling satellite SMS nationwide for 48 hours in areas without traditional cellular coverage.
15:13
Chinese A-share listed company Sinoma Science & Technology announced a private placement plan on the evening of October 8, offering 87.1819 million shares to 15 investors at RMB 51.40 per share, raising a total of RMB 4.481 billion. Among the subscribers, prominent private fund manager Ge Weidong placed the highest bid in the entire offering, securing 13.6187 million shares for roughly RMB 700 million, propelling him into the position of the company's fifth-largest shareholder. The allotment list for this private placement also includes well-known institutions such as E Fund Management, Caitong Fund, Nord Fund, China Life Pension, and UBS AG.

Sinoma Science & Technology is the core new-materials platform under China National Building Material Group, focused on three key tracks: specialty fibers, composite materials, and new energy materials. In the first half of 2026, the company posted revenue of RMB 16.257 billion, up 21.95% year-on-year, and net profit attributable to shareholders of RMB 1.208 billion, up 20.93% year-on-year. Among its businesses, the AI-related specialty fiber fabric segment performed particularly well, with first-half sales volume reaching 13.45 million meters and revenue of RMB 530 million, up 50% and 114% year-on-year respectively. Of the funds raised in this placement, RMB 3.137 billion will go toward specialty fiber fabric projects to help close the supply gap driven by AI hashrate demand.
15:03
The Federal Reserve's September meeting minutes, released on October 7, indicated that officials believed the Fed could stop raising interest rates even if inflation had not yet reached the 2% target, provided the economy was moving in that direction. However, most officials were not convinced, as strong spending and persistent price increases offset the pressure high borrowing costs placed on some sectors of the economy.

The minutes noted that most participants expected another rate hike before year-end, but for varying reasons: some officials viewed it as "insurance" against persistent inflation, while others believed the economy itself required higher interest rates. Officials did not agree on specific conditions for ruling out further rate hikes. The minutes also discussed the impact of factors such as energy costs, AI investment, and labor market conditions on inflation and the economy.
14:43
The Financial Times (FT) analysis points out that investor portfolios have become alarmingly reliant on the fortunes of just one bet on the build-out of an uncertain artificial intelligence technology.
14:08
According to Wu Blockchain, SoSoValue data shows that on October 9th ET, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of $21.13 million. BlackRock's IBIT attracted $22.38 million, while Fidelity's FBTC experienced a net outflow of $3.58 million. Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded a net outflow of $56.10 million, marking their ninth consecutive trading day of outflows, with all outflows coming from BlackRock's ETHA.

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