The market is in a hellish state; even insider whales can't withstand it.

This week's performance of risky assets has been quite volatile.

The cryptocurrency market experienced dramatic volatility in October, with trading volume surging to a monthly peak of $428.2 billion during the "10/11" crash. Trading subsequently cooled down, with weak liquidity and decreased risk appetite.

Strategy pioneered DAT, and in 2025, Ethereum DAT sparked a new wave of staking.

If the past decade was the "anchoring era" for stablecoins, then the next decade will be their "service era."

Jump Crypto transferred $205 million in SOL to Galaxy Digital and received 2,455 BTC; a wallet address suspected to belong to BitMine received 44,000 ETH two hours ago.

Encrypted incremental entry points are deserted, and existing funds are struggling to stay afloat. In this market environment, am I just here to hand over money to "insiders"?

The market's next move will largely depend on institutional fund inflows, especially ETF fund flows.

Tokenization platform Securitize plans to seek a SPAC merger and listing with a valuation of US$1.25 billion; Bitcoin OG whale Owen Gunden deposited US$163 million in BTC to Kraken.

Any investor who participates in such assets should fully understand their potential returns and risks.

The top three crypto concept stocks with the highest weekly gains were ETHZ, SMLR, and ABTS.

In addition to China and the United States, Germany has become the third largest gathering place for node IPs.

The domestic large-model AI trading competition stole the show.

The whale with a 100% winning rate has not yet taken profits and has increased its ETH long position again this morning.

In-depth analysis of Prop AMM's technical barriers and EVM challenges.

Once the insider whale makes a move, the money flows to those who are not short of money.