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Speaking of which, there’s been an interesting development on the #比特币ETF front: ARK and 21Shares are parting ways. 21Shares gave notice on October 16 to terminate their partnership agreement, effective December 22. Starting December 15, ARKB will be renamed the 21Shares Bitcoin ETF and its ticker will change to TBIT. That marquee pairing from the first batch of spot ETFs has now split up, and the roster of old-timers on the $BTC side has lost another name.

Today's losers chart is looking interesting: #山寨币观察 SNEK is down 6.85% in a day, with ESP (-5.85%), SKR (-5.43%), WAL (-4.09%), and AMP (-3.89%) following suit. Bitcoin is still holding steady around 80,745, while altcoins are taking a much harder hit than the broader market. $SNEK

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#比特币行情 This weekend’s action was brutal. $BTC briefly plunged to 79263, breaking below the 80,000 mark in no time. As tensions rose in the Middle East, more than 404 million in long positions were liquidated in just four hours. ETFs saw another 773 million in outflows on Thursday and Friday, and institutions are pulling out too. ETH also fell to 2286, while funds fled into stablecoins. It really looks like the market still hasn’t recovered.

Tonight, the top losers list features a new batch of unfamiliar names: MARSCOIN -10.48%, Niulai -10.16%, MINA -7.98%, BERA -7.75%, and ALLO -7.33%. The broader market isn't looking good either, with BTC down 1.08% to 80,645. When the list is full of new names like this, it's not just one or two coins falling—the whole market is trending downward. $MINA $BERA

The market keeps grinding lower: $BTC 80593, -1.27%. After looking around, #涨幅榜 , today's top gainers are all unfamiliar names: $JCT +11.04%, DATA +9.85%, HOLO +5.95%, BABY +4.67%, and NXPC +3.71%. None of the familiar names that usually dominate the feed made the list. Instead, these lesser-known names are quietly climbing. The attached chart shows JCT's 4-hour price action over the past 7 days.

QCP's 10/23 report says credit stress in AI infrastructure has spread from equities to crypto: CoreWeave's debt yields have climbed to around 15%, and its stock fell about 10% in a single day. When the #AI信贷压力 narrative emerged, $BTC weakened along with the broader market, touching a low of 80840 on Thursday. Crypto-wide liquidations totaled $467 million over 24 hours, with longs accounting for nearly 70%. This sell-off looks less like a crypto-specific issue and more like a knock-on effect of cooling risk appetite elsewhere.

Today's losers list is enough to make you shake your head. PONS plunged 9.19% in a single day, with its current price at 0.233, firmly holding the top spot. APT fell 7.53%, EIGEN 7.17%, SYRUP 7.14%, and BAT 6.81%—all sliding along with the broader market. $PONS $APT These two declines would normally be big news, but today they're just business as usual on the list. #山寨币观察 The broader market is still hovering at -1.13% around 80650. The weaker ones have already collapsed, and even the stronger ones aren't doing much better.

#涨幅榜 Bitcoin 80695, down 1.3%, but the small-cap coin rankings are lively today: 0.2701 (+21.6%), 0.3342 (+21.4%), ACU 0.1179 (+16.2%), RED 0.1515 (+6.8%), and BARD 0.1158 (+5.5%). All obscure, low-market-cap coins; I left out the one on the first screen that had surged a steep 177%. In this kind of market, small-cap coin rotations are probably a one-day thing—just watch and see.

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#链上观察 40 new wallets withdrew 9,458 BTC from Wintermute this month, worth over $770 million. This kind of withdrawal is basically accumulation, not selling—while ETFs are still seeing outflows, someone on-chain is quietly buying.

#山寨行情 The biggest losers today are all fresh faces that haven’t appeared on the leaderboard in the past 7 days: $LIT -9.4%, $AERO -7.5%, and $BDX -6.7%—with losses heading straight into double digits. Bitcoin is still grinding sideways at 80,900, and with no money flowing into altcoins, small-cap coins are always the first to get hit by liquidity being pulled.

#比特币 Franklin Templeton ($1.7 trillion in assets under management) has launched something new today: two ETFs that automatically use stock dividends to buy $BTC . They’ll list on Nasdaq on October 27. They start with 95% stocks and 5% Bitcoin, automatically adding to their Bitcoin holdings whenever dividends come in. If Bitcoin rises too much, they’ll also rebalance quarterly to bring its allocation back down to 4.5%. Basically, it’s a sneaky way for traditional stock investors to dollar-cost average into Bitcoin—and it’s actually a pretty clever setup.

#山寨币 There's only one star on today's top gainers list: $IRYS surged +417.02% in a single day, and nothing else even came close. Honestly, new coins that quadruple in a day are usually fueled by exchange-listing hype. If you chase the rally, there's a 90% chance you'll end up providing exit liquidity. Just enjoy the spectacle—when it comes to actually buying, focus on whether the trading volume can hold up.

#加密ETF Market maker GSR has entered the ETF arena. Its first product, BESO, began trading on Nasdaq today. It’s actively managed, rebalancing weekly based on the firm’s own research signals. The basket holds $BTC $ETH $SOL three assets, charges a 1% annual fee, and also earns staking rewards. CEO Xin Song says the company aims to turn its more than decade of market-making experience into a product ordinary investors can buy. Basket ETFs like this have indeed been popping up more and more this year.

#以太坊 The Ethereum upgrade has been delayed again. Glamsterdam was originally scheduled to launch on the Hoodi testnet on October 26, but developers decided at yesterday’s meeting to postpone it indefinitely. ChainSecurity identified 13 contracts that are genuinely affected—the gas changes in EIP-8037/EIP-8038 could cause “failed calls” to keep running, potentially locking users out of claiming their eligibility. The December mainnet timeline is also up in the air. ETH hasn’t even held above $2,400 yet, and now the upgrade has hit the brakes too. Ethereum’s in for a rough week.

Bitcoin barely moved today, hovering around 81,600, down 0.45%—but small caps dominated the losers list: QUBIC led the declines at -5.9% for the day, with several other small caps lined up behind it, down more than 3%.
The market action couldn’t be clearer: all the money is parked in Bitcoin and major coins, while even a little selling pressure sends small caps straight off a cliff.
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The market is really quiet today. After scrolling through the gainers forever, it’s all familiar faces up just over 1%: SHIB +1.18%, DOGE +1.14%, ETC +0.49%, LINK +0.43%, BGB +0.10%, while BTC is still hovering around 81,559 (-0.29%). The big money is taking a break, and the two dog-themed coins are pretty much the only ones on the list showing any life. $SHIB $DOGE

#BTCETF Last night, U.S. spot BTC ETF flows shifted quickly: there were net outflows of $635.6 million in a single day, with $254.1 million from IBIT, $217.5 million from Fidelity’s FBTC, and $109.4 million from ARKB. Just the day before, the talk was about net inflows topping $1 billion for three straight days. Then, in the blink of an eye, most of those gains were wiped out in a single day. Bitcoin slid to around $81,500, and the $80,000 mark is now the most prominent level on the board.

Took a quick look at today’s biggest losers: $FF shed 5.65% in a day, leading the declines, with TRAC down 2.32% right behind. Even $XRP (-1.03%) made the list in #山寨行情 . $BTC is going nowhere near 81,800, and altcoins are the first to buckle—so lively when prices rise, so meek when they fall.