Odaily News: According to Onchain Lens monitoring, Multicoin has once again deposited 67,500 HYPE worth $5.92 million into Coinbase Prime; over the past 4 weeks, it has cumulatively transferred 760,580 HYPE worth $62.99 million to Coinbase Prime.

Odaily News: According to people familiar with the matter, crypto media Cointelegraph is looking for potential buyers, and the specific sale price has not yet been disclosed. The report states that due to the prolonged downturn in the crypto market and a Google search penalty, Cointelegraph's website traffic has dropped sharply. In October 2025, Google imposed a manual penalty on it, causing organic search traffic to fall by about 80%. Similarweb data shows that the site's monthly visits have dropped from more than 12 million in December 2024 to slightly more than 700,000 in September 2026.

Cointelegraph was founded in 2013 and currently has more than 200 employees. As of the time of publication, the company had not responded to a request for comment. (CoinDesk)

Odaily News: Hyperliquid development team HyperLabs redeemed 3.75 million HYPE, worth $332 million, 8 hours ago. Four hours ago, these HYPE tokens were distributed through 5 wallets and then consolidated to address 0x875...1d, which is suspected to be an institutional address that purchased tokens from the team via OTC. Of these, 1.25 million HYPE, worth $110 million, were restaked; the remaining 2.5 million HYPE, worth $220 million, remain in that address.

Odaily News: Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin posted on X that AI-accelerated mathematics research could pose new security threats to existing cryptographic systems, especially lattice-based cryptographic schemes, including ML-DSA and fully homomorphic encryption (FHE). He believes that AI progress in mathematics over the next two years could significantly weaken the practical security of lattice cryptography, and ECDSA may also face the risk of being broken sooner than expected.

Vitalik pointed out that over the past year, Ethereum's Lean roadmap has been gradually shifting toward pure hash-based cryptographic schemes, avoiding the use of lattice-based signatures and related zero-knowledge proof structures. He suggested prioritizing hash-based cryptography where feasible and adopting more conservative security parameters for lattice cryptography; privacy protocols should try to avoid storing encrypted information directly on-chain, and multisig wallets should prioritize off-chain signature confirmation.

In addition, Vitalik suggested that users, when operationally convenient, store funds in addresses that have not yet initiated transactions to reduce potential risk, but he does not recommend that users immediately migrate assets on a large scale. He emphasized that migration operations themselves also carry risks, and his own losses caused by migration mistakes even exceeded the losses brought by previous hacker attacks.

Odaily News: The U.S. government address continued to transfer 5,382.1 BTC, worth $448 million, to Coinbase Prime from last night to the early hours of this morning. Over the 32 hours from the early hours of yesterday to now, this address has cumulatively transferred out tokens worth $670 million, including 6,215.7 BTC, worth $520 million; 119 million USDT; and 40,285 BNB, worth $31.63 million. Among these, all BTC and USDT entered Coinbase Prime.

Odaily: The minutes of the Federal Reserve's September meeting show that all 19 officials supported a 25 basis point rate hike, and most believed that further policy tightening was still necessary before the end of the year. However, based on policy statements after the meeting concluded, the Fed was not in a hurry to act again in October.

Influenced by Fed officials' recent cautious remarks, the market-implied probability of a 25 basis point rate hike in October has dropped from about 70% previously to 20%. In addition, the meeting minutes show that some officials believed rising long-term U.S. Treasury yields had already imposed certain constraints on the economy, and a few officials suggested improving policy tools in advance to address potential pressure in the Treasury market, but there is currently no clear intervention plan. (Jinshi)

Odaily reports that Sui announced on X that Samsung Wallet will integrate Sui and support USDC on the Sui chain across 82 million Galaxy devices in the United States. Through gas-free transfers, USDC transfers on the Sui chain require no network fees.

Odaily reports: Anthropic has announced the launch of Claude Haiku 5.5, positioned as its lowest-cost, fastest, and most capable small model to date, primarily targeting high-volume use cases such as summarization, context compression, database queries, classification, sub-agents, real-time customer service, and browser operations. Haiku 5.5 also becomes the first model in the Haiku series to support adjustable reasoning intensity.

In terms of pricing, Haiku 5.5's average running costs are about 75% lower than Haiku 4.5, with input and output prices within 100K tokens at $0.10 and $0.50 per million tokens, respectively. Additionally, Anthropic has reduced Sonnet 5.5's cache read pricing by 50%, which is expected to lower costs for most of its Agent tasks by about 20%; it will also provide Max 5x, Max 20x, and Team users with monthly API credits of $100, $200, and up to $500, respectively.

Odaily: In a CNBC interview, U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chairman Mike Selig stated that there will be no "race to the bottom" on leverage. The CFTC will apply the mature margin models and risk control measures long used in derivatives markets to uphold market integrity to the crypto market.

Odaily reports: US officials stated that the Pentagon instructed US Central Command several days ago to prepare for the resumption of large-scale combat operations against Iran. The directive did not set a specific strike date, and Trump has not yet made a final decision. However, sources from the US and Israel say the strikes could occur before the US midterm elections (November 3), or even before Israel's general election, which is held one week earlier than the midterms. The sources noted that if large-scale combat operations resume, heavy bombing of Iran's energy, infrastructure, and nuclear facilities is expected. A Pentagon official revealed that the Department of Defense's role is to develop and present military options to the president. A White House official said Trump can take any action at any time. The report states that if large-scale combat operations resume, they would likely be conducted in coordination between the US and Israel, with Israeli forces participating. Two Israeli officials said Iran has been driven to desperation and paranoia, which could lead it to launch a preemptive strike. (AXIOS)

Odaily News: Samsung Electronics announced its preliminary third-quarter results on Thursday. The company's third-quarter operating profit surged 783% year-over-year and rose 20.01% quarter-over-quarter, slightly beating analyst expectations, mainly driven by a surge in AI chip demand that fueled strong profit growth in its memory business. Regulatory filings show that the world's largest memory chip maker expects operating profit of 107.4 trillion won (approximately $80.17 billion) for the July-to-September quarter, compared with a market forecast of 106.1 trillion won. This marks Samsung's fourth consecutive quarter of record operating profit. Its third-quarter revenue was 195 trillion won, up 127% year-over-year, versus market expectations of 199 trillion won. Samsung Electronics will release its full earnings report later this month.

Odaily reports: Coinbase posted on X that spot margin trading is only available to eligible clients in specific jurisdictions; in the United States, it is available only to eligible contract participants. The lending entity, custodian, and spot execution entity depend on the client's jurisdiction, subject to applicable terms. Borrowing amplifies gains and losses, collateral may be liquidated without prior notice, and clients may lose more than their initial deposit; spot margin trading is provided by a Coinbase affiliate and is not a CFM product.

Odaily reports that Solana ecosystem projects Orca and Loopscale have announced the completion of their merger, aiming to provide financing support for the AI, robotics, and defense sectors.

Odaily reports that Hunter Biden on Wednesday released a forensic report produced by Groom Lake regarding the LAPTOP Meme coin launch, and called out the anonymous market maker involved in the issuance, stating that "the market maker who botched the launch should buy back all the tokens and burn them."

The report shows that a wallet possibly controlled by "Market Maker 1" received $500,000 before the launch, but only deployed approximately $5,200 at launch, accounting for about 1%. All liquidity providers combined contributed fewer than 30,000 LAPTOP tokens to the main pool, representing only about 0.003% of the initial 1 billion token supply.

The extremely low initial liquidity made LAPTOP's price highly susceptible to being moved by small trades. According to the report, a single $6 buy order could push the quote up by approximately 5%. Combined with high-frequency early trading and liquidity fluctuations, this led to extreme price volatility on launch day.

Biden stated that "the biggest winner in this launch was the market maker." The report further supplements previous explanations regarding the failed launch. Last month, the project team attributed the price anomalies primarily to sniper bots and insufficient liquidity.

Notably, as of October 7, the 300 million founder tokens held by the project team had still not been transferred. The core of the current controversy remains focused on the market maker's launch execution, liquidity allocation, and whether it improperly profited from the extreme volatility.

Odaily News: Stablecoin issuer Circle has partnered with Tereina, a financial services company backed by German enterprise software company SAP, to bring USDC and EURC into SAP customers' enterprise payment processes. Enterprises using SAP financial software can send and receive both stablecoins within existing applications, with USDC used for USD-denominated transactions and EURC for EUR-denominated payments.

Tereina provides payment infrastructure that can be embedded into enterprise software, enabling businesses to complete payments without switching to other financial platforms. The two parties plan to test stablecoin integration with customers over the coming months, applying it to global payments and treasury management operations; the SAP ecosystem covers 84% of global commercial activity.

The partnership comes less than a month after Circle launched the mainnet of Arc, a Layer 1 blockchain focused on stablecoin payments and financial markets. Arc uses USDC to pay transaction fees and supports over 20 fiat-backed stablecoins, including USDC and EURC. (Cointelegraph)

Odaily reports: Bitcoin News posted on X platform that Lightspark has released a dotMoney prototype, allowing users to send test funds by sharing links, .money files, or directly between nearby iPhones. The files can be sent via AirDrop, messaging apps, or stored on a USB drive; the underlying funds are transferred between wallets via Spark. Each file can only be claimed once, and copying or forwarding will not generate duplicate funds. The sender can also cancel unclaimed payments. Currently, the prototype uses test funds with no monetary value, and Lightspark is also testing bank, Cash App, and Lightning withdrawal functionality through Grid.