According to SoSoValue data, as of October 30 (Eastern Time), Ethereum spot ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $156 million, marking the fifth consecutive day of net outflows. Among them, BlackRock's ETHA saw the largest single-day net outflow at $76.6393 million, with a historical cumulative net inflow of $11.869 billion; Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust ETF ETH recorded a single-day net outflow of $34.1389 million, with a historical cumulative net inflow of $1.996 billion. As of press time, the total net asset value of Ethereum spot ETFs stands at $13.224 billion, with a net asset ratio of 4.83% and a historical cumulative net inflow of $12.288 billion.
According to SoSoValue data, as of October 30 ET, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded total net outflows of $643 million. BlackRock's IBIT saw single-day net outflows of $234 million, the largest among Bitcoin spot ETFs, with cumulative historical net inflows of $66.311 billion; Fidelity's FBTC saw single-day net outflows of $201 million, with cumulative historical net inflows of $10.172 billion. As of press time, the total net asset value of Bitcoin spot ETFs stands at $98.140 billion, with a net asset ratio of 6.34% and cumulative historical net inflows of $56.980 billion.
Odaily reports: Kintsu officially announced that its official website is currently displaying a malicious site to users due to a DNS hijacking incident at its domain registrar. Users are urged not to visit the website, connect their wallets, or sign any transactions. If users have connected their wallets or signed transactions since 00:00 (UTC) on October 31, they should immediately revoke the relevant approvals via the Revoke platform and transfer their assets. Further notice will be provided once the website is confirmed to be secure again.
Odaily Report: South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit has officially published the digital asset holdings of Dunamu&Partners, the investment subsidiary of its parent company Dunamu, as of October 2026. According to the announcement, the institution currently holds 2,081.84950412 BTC, with zero cumulative sales and no trading records to date.
According to the announcement, Dunamu&Partners stated that if any project it has invested in gets listed for trading on Upbit, it will not sell the relevant digital assets within 3 months from the date of initial listing, and will disclose changes in holdings through Upbit announcements at the end of each month.
Odaily reports that Pons founder Ozzy posted on X platform that, according to a Blockaid warning, the StepDrainer attack previously targeting projects such as Kintsu and Flap is expanding and now involves StonkFun, Pickle Finance, Echelon, Origami, Fluxbeam, Stakepoint, SupSwap, Longbow, SHPRD, and ApeX DeFi. Blockaid reminds users to temporarily avoid visiting the above websites and the previously disclosed affected DApps, and not to connect their wallets.
Odaily reports: According to monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Yi, an address previously opened a 25x leveraged ETH short position at an average entry price of $2,311.92, holding 9,700 ETH worth approximately $22.46 million. Yesterday at 18:33, during ETH's rebound after a pullback, the address closed the position at an average price of $2,239.5, making a profit of $692,000 over five days, with unrealized gains once reaching $1.337 million during the period. The account's total profit has now increased to $7.57 million.
Odaily reports that Vitalik shared an article titled "Digital Minimalism" on the X platform, in which he proposed that with the development of AI technology, people need to re-examine their relationship with the digital world. They should not be led by social media algorithms, the mobile internet, and complex website interfaces, but should proactively decide when and how to use digital tools.
In terms of practice, Vitalik shared three experiments: First, he reduced direct use of X's native interface and instead used Firefly to simultaneously manage X, Bluesky, Farcaster, and Lens, in order to reduce the impact of algorithmic recommendations on information access and attention; second, he kept his phone in airplane mode by default for 100 consecutive days, connecting to the internet via Wi-Fi only when needed, to reduce location data exposure while cultivating habits of living disconnected from the network; in addition, he also began reducing operations completed through website interfaces, instead using command-line tools to handle operations related to ENS, IPFS, and privacy protocols.
Vitalik believes that traditional websites and Web applications not only carry privacy leakage risks, but users also need to re-trust their servers every time they visit. In contrast, modular tools, local applications, and AI can enable users to complete operations through natural language that previously required programming knowledge, reducing reliance on closed platforms and complex interfaces. He calls this concept of proactively controlling the way digital tools are used "digital minimalism," and believes that advances in AI, offline applications, and software tools are making it possible for people to reduce their reliance on social media, the internet, and even web applications.
Odaily reports: Artificial intelligence inference company Baseten has announced the launch of a new $2 billion funding round at a valuation of up to $30 billion, with existing investor Sands Capital expected to lead the round. Founded in 2019, Baseten primarily provides enterprises with an AI model deployment and inference platform to help businesses run various AI models. In June of this year, it completed a $1.5 billion funding round at a valuation of $13 billion at the time. Its competitor Fireworks AI completed a $1.5 billion funding round in July of this year at a valuation of $17.5 billion. It is reported that Nvidia invested $150 million in Baseten in January of this year, stepping up its active positioning in the AI inference sector. (Bloomberg)
Odaily reports: The founder of Flap posted on X platform that the FLAP official website domain is currently pointing abnormally. The risk only affects users who visited the abnormal website and connected their wallets or signed authorizations within the few minutes before the announcement was published; users who had previously connected to the FLAP official website normally are not affected by this incident and do not need to change their wallet addresses. FLAP does not store users' private keys, mnemonic phrases, or wallet data, and this information will not be saved in FLAP's backend. Before the issue is resolved, please temporarily refrain from visiting the FLAP official website; once the website is restored, the team will notify via official accounts. Users who connected their wallets on the website just now can DM the Flap founder for assistance.
Odaily reports that Xuzhou, Jiangsu recently tried a fraud case involving USDT. Wang and others, under the pretext of purchasing USDT, defrauded the victim Xiao of 1.2 million yuan. The case was initially transferred for review and prosecution on suspicion of the crime of forcible seizure, and the procuratorial authority held that the conduct was suspected of the crime of fraud and therefore instituted a public prosecution with the court. During the trial, the defense raised the argument that the defendants constituted the crime of contract fraud; the prosecutor stated that virtual currency transactions are illegal financial activities explicitly prohibited by the state and do not fall within the scope regulated by the crime of contract fraud.
Odaily reports: U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis stated that the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act would classify Binance as a "covered entity" under the category of digital asset service providers, and its savings clause preserves existing financial and sanctions laws, meaning the bill could have provided better tools and accelerated action in response to the Binance hack case. In response to Better Markets policy director Amanda Fischer's claim that the bill could not have prevented the hack and that freezing assets would require a court order, Lummis replied that the opposing party voted against it and must be held accountable. The bill has passed the House of Representatives, but a Senate procedural vote on September 15 failed 49 to 50, and it is currently stalled.
Odaily reports: Japanese listed company Iole plans to sell all 151.21 bitcoins it holds, expecting a loss of approximately 254 million yen. The company plans to conduct the sale on the market through crypto asset exchanges between October 30 and the end of November, including selling in batches, and will prioritize allocating the proceeds to AI data centers, AI computing power provision, and its "Neo Cloud" business. Regarding Hyperliquid (HYPE), which it has held since July 2026, Iole said it will continue to hold it.
Odaily reports: On October 31, 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto released the Bitcoin whitepaper, proposing a peer-to-peer electronic payment system that requires no participation from banks or central institutions. Over the past 18 years, Bitcoin has evolved from a fringe experiment on the early dark web and forums into an asset class recognized by Wall Street and institutional investors. As recently as last October, $19 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated in a single day, and the 2022 crypto winter wiped out more than $2 trillion in digital asset market value. On the 18th anniversary of the Bitcoin whitepaper's release, Bitcoin's price is hovering near $80,000, facing its worst month since June.
Today, BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF has reached approximately $66 billion in assets, multiple public companies have added Bitcoin to their balance sheets, and traditional financial institutions are actively building out stablecoins, asset tokenization, and blockchain-based financial infrastructure. Yet this development brings a certain irony: Bitcoin was originally designed to challenge the centralized financial system, but is now increasingly being embraced by traditional financial institutions. (Bloomberg)
Odaily reports that World Liberty advisor Ogle posted on X platform stating that they received an alert from security firm Blockaid, warning users to temporarily avoid visiting the relevant websites or connecting wallets. According to the publicly disclosed alert information, Blockaid stated it has detected an active front-end attack related to the StepDrainer toolkit, involving Kintsu, Flap, and StonkBrokers. The affected sites have been injected with malicious scripts, and users who click "Connect Wallet" may be redirected to malicious asset-draining pages. Blockaid is currently investigating and gathering more information, with further updates to be announced.
Odaily: Flap posted on X that its official website is currently experiencing a DNS hijacking and has been redirected to an unauthorized website. The team reminds users not to visit the official website, connect wallets, or sign any transactions for the time being, and states that they are working on the issue and will publish an update once the website is confirmed to be safe.
According to SoSoValue data, yesterday (October 30, US Eastern Time), US SOL spot ETFs recorded a total single-day net outflow of $10.742 million. Among them, Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) saw the largest net outflow at $9.2561 million, with cumulative historical net inflows reaching $1.123 billion; Morgan Stanley Solana Trust (MSOL) saw a net outflow of $768,400, with cumulative historical net inflows reaching $43.1139 million. As of press time, the total net asset value of SOL spot ETFs stands at $1.399 billion, with a SOL net asset ratio of 2.49% and cumulative historical net inflows of $1.469 billion.
