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Binance lost an estimated. $6.3B this week. Its early findings point to one compromised machine.
@ssv_network is built so no single machine holds the whole key. It secures ~$11.9B staked. Its token is worth: $33M. NFA. DYOR. $SSV #Ethereum. More Below 👇🏼.
Crypto After Market Recap: October 30, 2026
Bitcoin lost $77K as October closed in a risk-off flush. BTC sat at $76,827 (-4.31%, 24h), with ETH at $2,238.24 (-3.25%), SOL at $94.93 (-4.33%), XRP at $1.25 (-1.69%) and BNB at $700.02 (-4.35%). The Nasdaq fell nearly 3% and the S&P 500 about 2%, with Intel down about 29%, its worst day since 1974, per TheStreet, while Binance withdrawals stayed paused after the $6.3B hack.
Binance says outflows stopped when it paused withdrawals and that it's on track to reopen them in about 45 hours, with roughly $3B frozen on-chain, per Cointelegraph. That puts the reopening over the weekend, when liquidity is thinnest.
If you're trading this, $77,000 is your line from below now. Reclaim it on a daily close and the hack becomes a dip that got bought. Stay under it into the weekend and the 200-day average near $72.5K is the next real level.
Binance reopens withdrawals this weekend. Rush for the exits, or relief bid?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $BNB $ETH $SOL $XRP #Binance #Crypto
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Crypto Morning Watch: October 30, 2026
The Binance hack is now a $6.3B event, and bitcoin is testing $77K. Binance puts the impact at about $6.3B, says it will cover all losses from its SAFU fund and company funds, and has paused withdrawals, which it says are on track to resume in about 45 hours, per Cointelegraph's live coverage. TRM Labs attributes the attack to North Korea's TraderTraitor with "high confidence," though Binance hasn't named anyone. BTC sat at $77,243 (-3.60%, 24h), ETH at $2,227.49 (-4.19%), SOL at $96.24 (-4.42%), XRP at $1.24 (-3.70%) and BNB at $699.73 (-5.68%).
Strategy's Q3 landed in the middle of it: $19.53B in net income on its bitcoin gain, but a BTC yield of -3.7% year to date, and CFO Andrew Kang steps down Nov 5, per Strategy's release.
If you're trading this, $77,000 is your line. Lose it on a daily close and the 200-day average near $72.5K is the next real level. Reclaim $80K once withdrawals reopen and the hack becomes a dip that got bought.
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $BNB $ETH $MSTR #Binance #Crypto
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This is what happens when billions sit in one hot wallet.
Roughly $2.8B left Binance hot wallets on Ethereum tonight, based on Etherscan estimates cited by CryptoTicker. Security firm Defimon calls it abuse of an EIP-7702 delegation with a compromised key. Binance says it is "actively investigating" a "potential security issue," and co-founder Yi He posted "User Funds SAFU."
Here's the twist: about $2.4B of it was frozen within hours. Tether froze more than 1.567B USDT and Circle more than $800M in USDC. Roughly 195K ETH can't be frozen and is still with the attacker. The "centralized" stablecoins are the only part that got stopped.
BNB fell to $705.06 (-6.91%, 24h) and BTC to $78,775 (-3.03%), with $628M liquidated in one hour, per CryptoTicker.
Watch Binance withdrawals overnight. If they stay open, this is a hack story. If they pause, it becomes a liquidity story.
Stay safe: Binance will not DM you. Ignore any "support" links or anyone asking for account details tonight.
Tether and Circle stopped $2.4B in hours. Is a freezable stablecoin a feature or a bug?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BNB $BTC $ETH $USDT #Binance #Crypto
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Crypto After Market Recap: October 29, 2026
The rate-hike trade is back, and crypto is taking the hit. After September PCE inflation rose to 3.6%, CME FedWatch priced an 81.3% chance of a December hike, per Upstox, and the Nasdaq was down about 1.7% late in the session as Alphabet fell around 13%, per Yahoo Finance. BTC slipped to $79,828 (-1.61%, 24h), ETH to $2,292.95 (-2.61%), SOL to $98.56 (-3.45%) and XRP to $1.26 (-5.05%).
Coinbase's Q3 shows a business moving away from trading. Net income was $719M, but adjusted net income was only $78M, and adjusted EBITDA of $333M was down about 58% year over year. Subscription and services made up 49% of net revenue, prediction markets passed $200M in annualized revenue, and its share of crypto trading volume rose to 10.7%, a fourth straight quarterly gain, per Coinbase's release.
If you're trading this, $80,000 is your line, and BTC is just under it. Reclaim it on a daily close and the earnings bid has room. Stay under it with hike odds this high and $77K is in play before Friday's options expiry.
December hike odds above 80%: does bitcoin get $80K back before November?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $COIN $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Fed
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Crypto Morning Watch: October 29, 2026
The economy ran hot and bitcoin is back on $80K. Q3 GDP grew at a 3.4% annualized rate against 3.2% expected, and September PCE inflation rose to 3.6% year over year from 3.4%, with core at 3.1%, per Reuters. BTC sat at $80,092 (-0.51%, 24h), with ETH at $2,323.79 (-0.40%), SOL at $100.60 (-0.50%) and XRP at $1.29 (-1.70%). A day after two Fed officials voted to hike, the data handed them more ammunition.
Tonight is the crypto-native test. Strategy and Coinbase both report after the close, and it's Strategy's first print since MSCI's index ruling.
If you're trading this, $80,000 is your line again. Lose it on a daily close and the $79.2K weekend low is the last stop before $77K. Hold it through tonight's earnings and $82K is the retest.
Hot GDP, firmer inflation, two hawks: does $80K survive the week?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Crypto
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Crypto After Market Recap: October 28, 2026
The Fed held, and two officials wanted a hike. Rates stay at 3.75%-4.00%, with Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack and Governor Lisa Cook both dissenting in favor of a quarter-point increase, per Yahoo Finance. Bitcoin took it in stride: BTC sat at $81,461 (+1.01%, 24h), with ETH at $2,374.32 (+1.31%), SOL at $103.22 (+2.16%) and XRP at $1.34 (+1.05%).
Two hawkish dissents is a split, not a pivot. CoinDesk flagged three or more votes for a hike as the signal that would hurt bitcoin. The market got two and bought.
If you're trading this, $82,000 is your line now. Clear it on a daily close and the $84K range top is back in play. Fail there and Thursday's PCE and GDP decide whether $80K holds again.
Two hawks dissented and BTC still went up. Bullish signal, or the calm before PCE?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Fed
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Crypto Morning Watch: October 28, 2026
Bitcoin is holding $80K into the Fed, and the funds are buying quietly. BTC sat at $80,462 (+0.29%, 24h), with ETH at $2,328.13 (-0.07%), SOL at $100.55 (+0.05%) and XRP at $1.31 (-0.46%). Spot bitcoin ETFs took in $176.0M on Tuesday, a second straight day of inflows, per Ted Pillows citing Farside. The Fed is expected to hold at 3.75%-4.00% at 2:00 PM ET, per CoinDesk, so the dissents and Warsh's 2:30 PM press conference are the real event.
Retail is the soft spot. Robinhood's Q3 crypto revenue fell 55% on a 38% drop in crypto trading volume, per Ted Pillows, a day before Coinbase reports.
If you're trading this, $80,000 is your line through the press conference. Hold it and $82K is the next test. Lose it and the $79.2K weekend low is the last stop before $77K.
Hawkish hold or a surprise: what does Warsh say at 2:30?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Fed
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Crypto After Market Recap: October 27, 2026
Bitcoin reclaimed $80K a day before the Fed. BTC sat at $80,600 (+0.98%, 24h), with ETH at $2,341.62 (+1.34%), SOL at $100.96 (+0.68%) and XRP at $1.32 (+2.16%). The Nasdaq rose 1.2% for a second straight up day after Broadcom announced a $63B deal tied to Anthropic, per Kiplinger, and this time crypto followed, if barely.
Spot bitcoin ETFs took in about $110M on Monday, all of it through IBIT. That's steady money, not a rush, heading into the decision.
If you're trading this, $80,000 is your line into tomorrow's 2:00 PM ET decision. Hold it through the press conference and $82K is the next test. Lose it and the weekend low near $79.2K is the last stop before $77K.
Hold, hike, or a hawkish hold: what is the Fed doing tomorrow?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Fed
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5 Projects Worth Watching
Week of October 26
1. $DOLO | Dolomite
$1.1B TVL on a $13M Cap
2. $SSV | SSV Network
$12.3B Staked, $36M Cap
3. $IMX | Immutable
434K Monthly Users, Revenue +27%
4. $COMP | Compound
30d Revenue Up 29%
5. $ATH | Aethir
AI GPU Cloud, $3.67M Monthly Revenue
How these made the list: every pick is under $250M market cap and checked against Token Terminal fundamentals, not price action.
The standout: Dolomite holds $1.1B in deposits on a $13M token. Aethir is the AI angle in a week when AI is moving markets.
Every pick has a catch. Low user counts, thin growth, or rich valuations. That's why it's a watchlist, not a buy list.
NFA. DYOR.
What's on your watchlist?
NFA. DYOR.
$DOLO $SSV $IMX $COMP $ATH #Crypto #DeFi
Crypto Morning Watch: October 27, 2026
Bitcoin is back above $80K as the Fed meeting begins. BTC sat at $80,243 (+0.53%, 24h), with ETH at $2,329.71 (+0.72%), SOL at $100.49 (-0.88%) and XRP leading at $1.32 (+1.83%). Spot bitcoin ETFs took in $110.3M on Monday, all of it through BlackRock's IBIT, per Ted Pillows.
Strategy sat out the dip. It bought no bitcoin in the week to Oct 25 and spent $204.9M buying back STRC preferred shares instead, per Ted Pillows, two days before its Q3 report.
If you're trading this, $80,000 is your line. Hold it on a daily close into Wednesday's Fed decision and $82K is the next test. Lose it and the weekend low near $79.2K is the last stop before the $77K area.
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Crypto
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What happened in crypto today (Oct 26)
• Strategy held steady at 848,517 BTC and used cash to buy back preferred stock instead of selling Bitcoin.
• HSBC launched its HKD stablecoin (RedCoin) inside PayMe for more than 3.3 million users, with real peer-to-peer and merchant payments already available.
• Franklin Templeton added $150M of tokenized money-market fund shares to the XRP Ledger, bringing the total on that network to roughly $200M.
• OCC finalized the GENIUS Act rules for payment stablecoins (takes effect January 2027), giving banks and issuers clearer operating rules.
• Spot Bitcoin ETFs still finished the prior week with about +$301M net inflows even after late-week outflows.
I think the price chop under $80k is noise. The institutions keep building the pipes anyway.
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Crypto After Market Recap: October 26, 2026
Tech caught an AI bid. Bitcoin didn't. The Nasdaq rose 0.82% and the S&P 500 gained 0.70% after Anthropic filed for its IPO, per TheStreet, while BTC sat at $79,805 (-0.81%, 24h), still under $80K. ETH slid to $2,310.08 (-1.59%), SOL to $100.24 (-1.35%) and XRP to $1.29 (-0.48%). Last week crypto fell with tech on AI doubts. This time it skipped the bounce.
Celestica added fuel after the bell. Q3 revenue rose 83% to $5.83B, and the company's first 2027 outlook calls for $40B, about 90% growth, as management described AI demand as "very robust." If AI fear dragged BTC down last week, Tuesday tests whether AI relief can lift it.
If you're trading this, $80,000 is your line. Reclaim it on a daily close and the AI bid is finally reaching crypto. Stay under it into Wednesday's Fed decision and the $77K area is next.
Does bitcoin reclaim $80K before the Fed decides?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #AI
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Crypto Morning Watch: October 26, 2026
Bitcoin is back under $80K with the Fed two days out. BTC slipped to $79,761 (-0.62%, 24h) after dipping under $79,400 overnight, per CryptoTimes, while ETH sat at $2,310.92 (-0.79%), SOL at $101.26 (+0.62%) and XRP at $1.29 (+0.05%). Zerocap counts this as the third test of $80K in three weeks, coming after BTC's third straight weekly loss.
Ether is still bleeding from the funds. Spot ether ETFs lost about $220.7M across the Oct 19-23 week, per CryptoTimes citing Farside, and ETH is sitting right on $2,300.
If you're trading this, $80,000 is your line. Fail to reclaim it on a daily close and the $77K area opens. Get back above it before Wednesday's Fed decision and the floor held for a third time.
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Crypto
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Arthur Hayes just dumped his entire Maelstrom directional book (~$22M). At the same time: $815M in liquidations in 24h (mostly longs) as BTC briefly tagged sub-$80k.
He’s been right before on liquidity cycles. Really Worth watching.
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Five catalysts, 48 hours. This is the week of the quarter.
The Fed decides Wednesday at 2:00 PM ET. Thursday morning brings Q3 GDP and September PCE, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge, and Strategy and Coinbase both report after Thursday's close. Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon land in the same window, and AI spending doubts drove last week's crypto selloff.
By Friday morning, the market will know what the Fed thinks, what inflation did, and whether Strategy's premium survived MSCI. Bitcoin is sitting near $80K, the line that held all month, with no idea which answer comes first.
Which one moves BTC most this week?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $MSTR $COIN #Crypto #Bitcoin
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What happened in crypto this week (Oct 24)
• BTC ETFs: –$636M outflow (Oct 22) — biggest of the month
• Solana Alpenglow live → ~150ms finality
• Franklin Templeton +$150M tokenized fund on XRPL
• OCC finalizes GENIUS Act stablecoin rules (effective Jan 2027)
• BTC ~$80–81k, ETH weaker
Volatility + institutional RWA + regulatory clarity. Classic crypto.
Which story are you watching most?
decrypt.co/381700/bitcoin-et…
$164M revenue. $61M market cap.
Spark looks like the cheapest lending protocol I could find. Then I checked what it keeps.
One day in October wiped out a month of profit. Almost nobody noticed why.
More below 👇
NFA. DYOR.
$SPK @sparkfinance
Crypto After Market Recap: October 23, 2026
Bitcoin went quiet while macro got loud. BTC sat at $81,380 (+0.23%, 24h), with ETH at $2,401.81 (+0.86%), SOL at $103.92 (+0.55%) and XRP at $1.31 (+0.45%). The 10-year Treasury yield closed above 5% and WTI jumped 3.8% to $103.27 on US-Iran tensions, per Kiplinger, while the Dow fell 1.2% and the S&P 500 lost 0.5%. BTC dominance held near 59.4%.
The fund bid whipsawed all week. Spot bitcoin ETFs swung from about $528M of inflows on Wednesday to $635M of outflows on Thursday, per TFTC and Farside, and October is now a net outflow of $174.5M, per TFTC. Price sat in the $80K-$84K range through all of it.
If you're trading this, $80,000 is your line. Lose it on a daily close and the Oct 15 low is in play heading into the Fed. Clear $84,000 and the range breaks.
Is $80K the floor into Wednesday's Fed decision, or the next level to break?
NFA. DYOR.
@CoinDesk
$BTC $ETH $SOL $XRP #Bitcoin #Crypto
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