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BlockBeats News, October 26: According to an official announcement, Bitget, its tokenized U.S. stock protocol Reality, and Aurelion (NASDAQ: AURE), a Nasdaq-listed company with gold reserves, have announced a strategic partnership. They plan to launch the tokenized stock rAURE, with Bitget serving as its primary trading platform after launch. rAURE will be issued by Reality and pegged 1:1 to the underlying AURE shares held in custody.
Aurelion is a publicly listed company whose primary reserve asset is tokenized gold, XAU₮ (Tether Gold). This partnership will bring tokenized shares of a Nasdaq-listed company with gold reserves to Web3 trading markets, fostering greater convergence between listed company shares, asset tokenization, and gold. After rAURE launches, users will be able to trade it on Bitget 5×24 hours a week and combine it with other tokenized stocks and digital assets in their portfolios, expanding cross-asset trading opportunities and improving portfolio flexibility and capital efficiency.

BlockBeats news, on October 26, security researcher killa (GitHub username KillaBoi) successfully exploited the recently disclosed high-risk PHP vulnerability PHP2Shell (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619), compromised the bounty website stealmybitcoin[.]com, and claimed a Bitcoin reward worth about $2,021 (0.02511679 BTC).
It is reported that after the PHP core remote code execution vulnerability was disclosed on October 20, and because no reliable public exploit code had yet emerged, someone set up the website on October 24, deliberately using an unpatched version of PHP, and posted about $500 worth of Bitcoin as a "bounty reward" to invite hackers to verify the vulnerability's real-world exploitability. The reward later rose to about $2,000 due to donations. About 19.5 hours after the challenge began, killa wrote usable exploit code and successfully obtained the private key on the server. The website creator later confirmed the challenge had been solved and noted that placing the key there was a mistake, but acknowledged the attack succeeded. killa then 공개ed the complete PoC on GitHub.

BlockBeats News, Oct. 26: According to monitoring by TradingBeats, gold (xyz:GOLD) perpetuals on Hyperliquid briefly fell below the $4,000 mark and are now trading at around $4,014. On-chain data shows that potential liquidations of long positions total approximately $4.93 million in the $3,950–$4,000 range, with another $7.25 million in the $3,900–$3,950 range, bringing the combined total to around $12.18 million. The nearest short-side liquidation cluster worth tens of millions of dollars is in the $4,250–$4,300 range, with potential liquidations of approximately $15.43 million.
Among the largest on-chain positions, gold’s biggest long, “0xec0b,” holds approximately $19.38 million in gold longs at 25x leverage, with an average entry price of $4,157.43 and an unrealized loss of around $694,000. On the short side, an “Abraxas Capital subaccount” holds approximately $22.95 million in gold shorts at 5x leverage, with an average entry price of $4,234.49 and a current unrealized profit of around $1.26 million.

BlockBeats News, October 26: Market pressures are spreading from interest-rate expectations to physical supply chains, household financing, and government finances. The U.S. Department of Energy has designated helium as its 20th critical material, highlighting supply bottlenecks behind the expansion of AI and semiconductor production. The U.S. accounts for around 43% of global helium production, but extraction facilities are nearing their capacity limits, and building new plants takes years. Meanwhile, supplies from Qatar have been disrupted by conflict in the Middle East, and one of Polar’s three suppliers to wafer fabs has already limited deliveries. As data centers continue to drive demand for chips, shortages of critical materials could directly constrain production capacity.

BlockBeats News, October 26: Nasdaq-listed House of Doge Inc. (ticker: HODO) filed an 8-K on October 23, disclosing several significant developments:
Leadership Changes: Former CEO Marco Margiotta and CFO Charles Park resigned on October 22. The board appointed McQueen Labs CEO Curtis Hopkins as interim CEO and interim CFO.
Termination of Official Dogecoin Authorization: The company reached an agreement with the Dogecoin Foundation and MadeUpNumbers Ltd. to terminate the previously amended trademark license agreement. The company must change its name by December 31, 2026, and stop using terms such as “official corporate arm” or “official business partner.” It also signed a new non-exclusive trademark license agreement, limited to designated 21Shares Dogecoin-related products and new products approved in writing, and subject to revenue sharing.

BlockBeats News, Oct. 26 — The well-known Chinese social media account “Film Hurricane” recently expanded onto X. For its first promotional campaign since launching on the platform, Film Hurricane offered 100 iPhones in a giveaway, asking participants to follow the account, repost and like the relevant post. As of publication, the promotional video had received 4.87 million views, with both likes and reposts topping 100,000. Tim Pan’s account also quickly grew to 302,000 followers. Judging by the reach, engagement and follower growth, the overseas debut had a direct impact.
However, while the campaign generated plenty of traffic, the list of winners sparked a different discussion.

Binance founder CZ quoted a post on X about a new BNB Chain L1, saying, “Multiple chains, one coin.”
This is the most straightforward description of the chain’s positioning so far. The new chain won’t issue its own token; Gas fees, staking, and governance will all continue to use BNB. No matter how many more chains BNB launches, there’s only one account that ultimately collects the fees.
In fact, the new chain was announced in the official technical roadmap on July 8. The official documentation describes it as “a vertically optimized, general-purpose L1 designed for trading, payments, privacy, and AI.”

BlockBeats News, October 26: BTC is currently hovering around $80,000, with large-scale buying plans interspersed among long liquidation levels. In the derivatives market, an apparently thick “buy wall” could trigger a cascade of forced liquidations if a price drop breaches the long liquidation levels, instantly turning what were buy orders into forced sell orders.
To assess “where strong support may lie,” we analyzed the cost basis of nearly 200 whales holding long positions worth at least $1 million each in the Hyperliquid market. We examined 557 addresses that had previously held positions worth over $1 million, and modeled the interplay between preset buy orders, exit sell orders, and liquidation pressure from long positions.

Unitree Robotics is becoming one of the most closely watched technology companies in the recent A-share market.
On October 26, Unitree Robotics (688836.SH) continued its sharp rally, rising more than 9% at one point in morning trading and reaching a high of 682 yuan per share. By midday, the stock was trading at 674.01 yuan, giving the company a total market capitalization of 2.726 trillion yuan. Earlier, on October 23, Unitree Robotics had hit the 20% daily limit. Since October 16, it has gained more than 60% over seven trading days.
Behind the market enthusiasm is growing optimism about advances in humanoid robot technology. On October 21, Unitree Robotics unveiled its H2-X humanoid robot, demonstrating complex moves such as platform jumps and forward rolls. The following day, Unitree founder Wang Xingxing said at the World Physical AI Conference that, as large models continue to improve, physical AI is showing signs of making key breakthroughs.

Editor's note: A notable feature of the recent crypto market has been the divergence between price movements, social sentiment, and on-chain investor behavior.
On October 24, on-chain data analytics platform Santiment released its latest weekly market report, focusing on the market panic triggered by recent security incidents and how different types of investors responded.
While most altcoins were underperforming, privacy coins Monero (XMR) and Zcash (ZEC) rose 6.6% and 6.2%, respectively, making them the two best-performing large-cap crypto assets this week. Meanwhile, social discussion of Monero increased by nearly 50% from the previous week, reflecting a marked rise in market interest in privacy-related narratives.

BlockBeats reports that on October 26, asset management giant Franklin Templeton filed Form 8-A with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), completing Nasdaq listing registrations for two new exchange-traded funds. The prospectuses show that the products are set to become effective on October 27, and the market broadly expects trading to begin soon.
The two products are the Franklin US Equity Bitcoin DRIP Index ETF (ticker: FBEQ) and the Franklin US Innovation Bitcoin DRIP Index ETF (ticker: FIBT). The former tracks the VettaFi US Large-Cap 500 Bitcoin DRIP Index, covering approximately 500 of the largest U.S. companies by market capitalization; the latter tracks the VettaFi US Innovation 100 Bitcoin DRIP Index, focusing on the 100 largest non-financial companies listed on Nasdaq. Both funds follow passive index strategies, with initial allocations of approximately 95% to U.S. equities and 5% to Bitcoin exposure.