Author: 行政

Bitcoin’s transfer value surged 26% to $5.5 billion last week, even as transaction fees paid to miners declined, according to Glassnode.The blockchain analytics firm’s Oct. 26 report showed that entity-adjusted transfer volume climbed from $4.4 billion a week earlier, while total transaction fees fell 8.8% to $185,200 from $203,200.Meanwhile, daily active addresses declined 2.2% to 615,200, highlighting a growing divergence between the amount of money moving across Bitcoin and the network activity generating revenue for miners.Transaction fees account for less than 1% of Bitcoin miner revenueBitcoin miners typically earn revenue from two sources: newly issued BTC awarded for producing blocks…

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Coinbase will automatically convert 14 restricted crypto tokens held by European customers on Oct. 30, including Tether’s USDT.The exchange said in a customer notice that affected retail users in the European Economic Area (EEA) must withdraw their holdings before the deadline or, where suitable, have their balances converted into Circle’s USDC or another supported asset or currency.The restrictions cover USDT, PayPal’s PYUSD, World Liberty Financial’s USD1, DAI, PAX, GUSD, GYEN, BUST, UST, RAI, PAXG, MUSD, USDS and TGBP. Coinbase has already restricted purchases, sales, and conversions involving these assets, leaving withdrawals to supported external wallets as the remaining option for…

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CoinDCX confirmed a loss of roughly $16 million USDT three days after its CEO, Sumit Gupta, disputed reports of a new wallet breach, calling them a false alarm.It had acknowledged unspecified operational losses from a failed sweeping process on the afternoon of Oct. 22, so the reversal came in two steps, and the full figure arrived Oct. 25.CoinDCX says it absorbed the loss and that customer balances were unaffected. The sequence, confident public reassurance followed by a confirmed problem, recalls four 2022 collapses whose executives’ statements were later tested in court.What CoinDCX said and what it confirmedCoinDCX’s Oct. 25 incident…

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Key takeaways HYPE rose 1.9% over 24 hours after bouncing from support near $75. The token needs to move above $83 to strengthen the case for a recovery. A break below $75 could expose the 200-day EMA near $67.50. Hyperliquid’s HYPE token gained 1.9% over the past 24 hours after reaching a support area around $77, offering buyers a possible opportunity to halt a correction that began in late September. The level also supported HYPE in mid-September, before the token climbed to a record high. Its latest bounce suggests buyers are again responding near that price, although a sustained recovery…

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A Zcash policy group is asking the SEC to let token issuers substantiate their fundraising claims without exposing unrelated wallet activity, giving Chairman Paul Atkins’s earlier financial-privacy arguments a concrete test in the agency’s proposed disclosure regime.Pretty Good Policy for Zcash (PGPZ) argues in its Oct. 20 submission that evidence should answer the claim investors need checked.It says proving that a transaction obeyed a network’s rules does not establish how an issuer spent investor money. Accounting records or other financial evidence may still be needed.Atkins discussed the policy ambition behind this approach in remarks on Dec. 15. He described zero-knowledge…

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Four Claude models accessed live external systems during cybersecurity tests after a configuration error left internet connectivity enabled. One model obtained administrator access using a stored password and accessed personal information, although Anthropic found no evidence of deliberate oversight evasion. Anthropic paused training of its next flagship model for over a month to strengthen protections against intellectual property theft. Its IPO filing outlines extensive safety risks, while Georgia officials disputed claims that Claude bypassed a paywall to access voting data. One of Anthropic’s AI models found a stored password, gained administrator access to a real computer system and read someone’s…

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Strategy bought back US$204.9 million in STRC preferred shares during 19–25 October without purchasing additional Bitcoin. Strategy continues to hold 848,517 BTC worth almost US$68 billion, alongside US$5.1 billion in cash and reserves. The STRC buyback could reduce annual dividend obligations by roughly US$25 million, assuming the shares are retired and the dividend rate remains unchanged. Strive purchased 6,182 BTC for approximately US$511 million, increasing its holdings by 16.8% to 43,000 BTC and retaining fourth place among public Bitcoin treasury companies. Saylor’s Strategy has hit the pause button again on its Bitcoin purchases while Strive loaded up on half a…

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Blockchain data company Bitquery’s latest analysis, with figures verified Oct. 26, found that similar shares of new Pump.fun coins received an outside buy within roughly 1.3 seconds across Solana’s earlier block-time cuts. Detected sandwich patterns also persisted in the sampled trading.The share was about 53% in the earlier sample, compared with 52% later. An outside wallet means any wallet other than the coin’s first buyer. The comparison used Aug. 5, 12, and 19 against Sept. 23 and 30 and Oct. 7.Both comparisons end Oct. 7. Solana’s rollout record places the final reduction to a 200-millisecond slot target on Oct. 9,…

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The Australian Signals Directorate responded to more than 1,500 cyber security incidents in 2025-26 and issued over 4,400 threat notifications, up almost 80%. Director-General Abigail Bradshaw said each jump in AI capability is likely to bring more disruption, from data breaches to service outages. The report cites sanctions on Russian ransomware host Media Land and urges a move to post-quantum cryptography by the end of 2030. Australians should prepare for essential online services to go down unexpectedly as artificial intelligence speeds up cyberattacks, the Australian Signals Directorate warned as it released its annual threat report on Tuesday. The agency’s Australian…

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Galaxy head of firmwide research Alex Thorn says Bitcoin bottomed on 30 June and is now in an accumulation phase. Nine funds, including Millennium Management and Goldman Sachs, cut 68,000 BTC of spot ETF exposure while wealth platforms and sovereign funds bought. Galaxy says a weekly close below the 50-week average of US$76,540 (AU$108,687) that is not regained within a month would challenge its view. Bitcoin’s bear market ended with the 30 June low and the market has moved into accumulation, Galaxy Research said in a report published on 26 October. Head of firmwide research Alex Thorn wrote the report,…

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