What the real behind yesterday and Sep 22nd? Why it hurt?
On September 22, most of the cells turned deep orange/red, showing a massive wave of liquidations across almost all tokens (BTC, ETH, SOL, altcoins, etc.). This was a real “hard day”, when the whole market got wiped out simultaneously, usually caused by a sharp price move that triggered both Long and Short liquidations. Yesterday (after Sept 22): Only a few orange clusters appeared on some altcoins, while the rest stayed green/blue (low liquidation). This indicates the market calmed down, with only isolated liquidations rather than a market-wide flush.
On Sep 22, total 1.652B of Long liquidation and 145.834M of Short Liquidation while on Sep 25 (yesterday), total 1.064B of Long liquidation and 106.27M of Short Liquidation, around 60% of Sep 22.
📌 Psychological angle: A shock day like Sept 22 leaves a psychological overhang—even if the next day shows fewer liquidations, the emotional pain lingers. The pain you felt yesterday was not about new massive liquidations, but about the emotional aftershock from the Sept 22 wipeout. 👉 In short: Sept 22 = objective event (market-wide liquidation). Yesterday = subjective experience (fewer liquidations, but the emotional burden remained).
Trust Wallet exploited over Christmas, ~$7 million stolen, suspected insider involvement
🔷 The Trust Wallet browser extension v2.68 was compromised with a backdoor, mainly affecting desktop users. Trust Wallet recommends updating to v2.89 immediately.
🔷 Changpeng Zhao (CZ) – co-founder of Binance (which owns Trust Wallet) confirmed that Binance will fully compensate all losses.
🔷 According to SlowMist, the attacker prepared since Dec 8, planted the backdoor on Dec 22, and drained funds on Christmas Day. The malware also collected personal data and sent it to the attacker’s server.
🔷 ZachXBT reported that hundreds of users were affected. Several experts (including Anndy Lian) and CZ believe this was likely an insider attack, as the attacker was able to push a malicious extension version onto the official website.
🔷 Chainalysis noted that excluding the $1.4B Bybit hack, personal wallet exploits accounted for 37% of total stolen value in 2025, highlighting rising risks for individual users.
➡️ Recommendation: Trust Wallet users should update immediately, scan their computers for malware, and follow official compensation announcements from Binance/Trust Wallet. #TrustWalletHack
🔥 Prediction Markets take off in 2025: When billion-dollar checks pour into forecasting markets
Among the top 10 largest investment deals this year, Prediction Markets have taken center stage, led by the explosive rise of Polymarket and Kalshi.
Polymarket shocked the market after receiving $2 billion in funding from ICE (the parent company of the NYSE), pushing its valuation to $9 billion in just a few months.
Kalshi is not far behind, successfully raising $1 billion from major players such as Paradigm and Google, reaching a valuation of $11 billion.
👉 The influx of capital from Wall Street and big tech signals that Prediction Markets are evolving into serious data infrastructure and risk-hedging tools, rather than just speculative betting platforms.
📊 According to CoinGlass, around $150 billion worth of long and short positions have been wiped out so far this year, with an average of about $400–500 million in leveraged positions liquidated each day.
🟢 For anyone who has witnessed the massive long/short liquidations since the beginning of the year — especially during the tariff moves under Trump up to October 11 — that 150 billion figure might actually feel a bit low 😁 $BTC $ETH
$ETH Ethereum confirms two major upgrades for 2026 🔥
Glamsterdam and Heze–Bogota will be Ethereum’s next two major upgrades in 2026. Glamsterdam will introduce parallel transaction processing via Block Access Lists (BALs, e.g. EIP-7928), allowing multiple transactions to be processed simultaneously across multiple CPU cores. This could raise the gas limit from around 60 million to a potential 200 million.
Heze–Bogota will focus on Fork-Choice Inclusion Lists (FOCIL), a mechanism that allows multiple validators to force the inclusion of specific transactions in a block. This significantly improves censorship resistance, ensuring transactions are included even if part of the network is controlled, while preserving neutrality and permissionless access. It’s shaping up to be an exciting year for Ethereum following this year’s Pectra and Fusaka upgrades. #ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
According to Rob Hadick, a partner at Dragonfly, Solana and Ethereum will coexist and grow together in the race to tokenize real-world assets, rather than one blockchain completely “defeating” the other.
Ethereum currently hosts the majority of stablecoins and on-chain asset value, making it well suited for finance and asset tokenization. Meanwhile, Solana excels in speed and transaction throughput, making it ideal for applications that require fast execution, such as trading.
Because the future will involve a massive amount of tokenized assets, no single blockchain will be able to handle everything. Each blockchain will serve different needs, and there will even be room for new blockchains to emerge. $ETH $SOL
A new proposal called “The Cat” is causing major controversy within the Bitcoin community, as it could permanently erase Ordinals and NFTs on Bitcoin.
The proposal seeks to freeze and remove millions of small UTXOs that contain NFT data, arguing that the UTXO set is growing too rapidly and placing a heavy burden on the network. However, many Bitcoin Core developers strongly oppose the idea, calling it a form of asset confiscation that goes against the core principle that “Bitcoin cannot be seized.” They also argue that this approach would not truly stop NFTs, but would instead undermine trust in Bitcoin.
Some supporters believe that removing “junk” data is necessary to reduce long-term strain on the Bitcoin network. Even so, they acknowledge that mistakenly deleting data at the consensus level would have extremely serious consequences and would be nearly impossible to reverse.
South Korea is piloting stablecoin payments for foreign visitors at domestic merchants.
🔷 BC Card, one of South Korea’s major payment companies, has completed a pilot project allowing foreigners to make payments at Korean stores using stablecoins.
🔷 The project was launched in partnership with Wavebridge, Aaron Group, and Global Money Express. Users convert stablecoins from overseas wallets into a digital prepaid card linked to BC Card, which can then be used for payments at local merchants. $BTC
President Trump said U.S. economic data is very strong, highlighting Q3 GDP growth of 4.3% versus expectations of 3.2%, and credited tariffs and effective government policies for the performance.
He argued that most economists were wrong, while his tariff measures and tax laws boosted investment, kept consumer spending high, improved exports, reduced imports and the trade deficit, did not cause inflation, strengthened national security, and ushered in a new “golden era” of the U.S. economy with even stronger growth ahead. #USGDPUpdate $BTC
Wang Chun, co-founder of F2Pool, said recent concerns that quantum computing could threaten Bitcoin’s security are exaggerated, calling them a “bubble” and stating that breaking Bitcoin’s cryptography is still decades away—a view also shared by Blockstream’s Adam Back. $BTC
🇺🇸 Arizona Moves to Loosen Crypto Taxes 🔸 Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers has proposed plans to reduce or eliminate state-level taxes on crypto and digital assets. 🔸 The proposals include removing crypto from property taxes and protecting blockchain node operators from local taxation. 🔸 Some measures would require voter approval in the 2026 election. 🔸 Arizona is among a small number of states exploring the creation of crypto reserves and advancing crypto-friendly policies. #USCryptoStakingTaxReview
🇷🇺 Russia Allows Limited Access to Crypto 🔸 The Central Bank of Russia plans to allow retail investors limited access to crypto under strict regulations. 🔸 Individual investors must pass a knowledge test and will be capped at around $3,800 per year. 🔸 Professional investors will have broader access with fewer restrictions. 🔸 Crypto and stablecoins may be traded but cannot be used for everyday payments in Russia. 🔸 Authorities continue to classify crypto as a high-risk asset and warn investors they could lose their entire investment. 🔸 After years of opposition, Russia is finally moving toward limited acceptance of crypto. $BTC $ETH #WriteToEarnUpgrade
Pump.fun MEV Lawsuit Escalates A whistleblower has released over 5,000 internal messages allegedly showing insiders coordinating token launches, trade timing, and block ordering on Pump.fun. A U.S. federal judge has allowed this evidence to be added to a class-action lawsuit against Pump.fun, Jito Labs, Solana Labs, the Solana Foundation, and related executives.
Plaintiffs claim insiders used MEV tools—bots, priority fees, and possible validator coordination—to get transactions placed first in blocks. While Pump.fun marketed launches as “fair” with no presales or whitelists, insiders allegedly still bought first in practice, then sold after prices surged, leaving retail investors with losses.
The lawsuit covers investors from March 2024 to July 2025 and estimates retail losses of $4.4–5.5 billion, while Pump.fun allegedly earned hundreds of millions in fees.
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