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Hacker addresses linked to the Binance attack sold approximately 908,793 PROM in a single transaction on November 1, receiving just 0.0316 ETH, worth about $71.

These tokens could have been worth nearly $5 million at market value, but were dumped into a Uniswap V2 pool with almost no liquidity. Under the rules of constant-product market making, this caused extreme slippage, and the hackers themselves drove the price to nearly zero.

In other words, the protocol settles according to its formula, regardless of whether you’re an attacker. But on-chain transparency meant everyone could watch this “$5 million for $71” trade in real time. It also serves as a reminder to everyday users that market capitalization and actual realizable value are two different things.

What’s worth watching next is whether project teams and large holders will start managing pool liquidity more carefully, treating the risk of extreme slippage as part of smart contract security rather than merely a “market issue.”

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【AiCoin | 11.2 Snapshot: Binance Hacker Transfers 486,900 SOL; Michael Saylor Announces Strategy Will Continue Buying Bitcoin; Spot Gold Climbs Above $3,900 per Ounce】

1. The CPC Central Committee has decided to resolutely crack down on corruption carried out using virtual currencies and other means
The CPC Central Committee has decided to resolutely crack down on new forms of corruption and concealed corruption carried out using the internet, virtual currencies, cross-border funds, blockchain, and other means. The decision was adopted on October 29 at the Fifth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. It also calls for thorough investigations into new forms of corruption and concealed corruption, including expected returns, agreed-upon nominee holdings, “white gloves,” and the “revolving door” between business and government. -Original
2. Binance hacker transfers 486,900 SOL and exchanges it for BTC via Relay Protocol

【AiCoin | 11/1 Snapshot: $6.3 billion Binance crypto hack, 7,500 BTC transferred out of a SAFU fund address in 3 transactions, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs see net outflows of $202.4 million this week】

1. Ethereum chain reorganization causes THORChain to issue double refunds and trigger an emergency pause
An Ethereum chain reorganization caused cross-chain protocol THORChain to mistakenly issue a double refund to a user who had deposited 10 ETH, triggering an emergency pause. The incident unexpectedly delayed North Korean hackers’ laundering of funds stolen from Binance. THORChain’s status interface showed that transactions on 12 of the 13 listed chains were paused, while outbound signing remained enabled on most chains. - Original
2. Chainalysis suffers a cybersecurity incident unrelated to the Binance hack
Chainalysis suffered a cybersecurity incident and stated that it was unrelated to the Binance hack. - Original

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【AiCoin | 10.31 Snapshot: $3.34 billion shortfall covered by its own funds, BlackRock transfers 37,500 ETH to Coinbase Prime, Morgan Stanley Bitcoin ETF transfers 1,387 BTC to Coinbase】

1. The U.S. Secret Service joins forces with Circle to track and recover stolen Binance funds; Binance says the $3.34 billion shortfall caused by the hack has been covered by its own funds
The U.S. Secret Service is working with private-sector partners, including Circle, to identify, freeze, track, and recover stolen Binance funds. -Original
2. BlackRock transfers 37,500 ETH to Coinbase Prime
BlackRock transferred 37,500 ETH, worth approximately $83.3 million, from its ETF wallet to Coinbase Prime. -Original
3. Spot gold fell below $3,900/oz, down about 3% intraday
4. Logan: The Fed needs to raise rates at least twice more, by 25 basis points each time

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Binance was hacked today, and on-chain detective @zachxbt had just one thing to say: It was probably North Korea’s Lazarus Group.

By the end of last year, the group had stolen a cumulative $6.75 billion—and the amount goes up every year: $1 billion in 2023, $1.3 billion in 2024, and $2 billion in 2025. The methods have barely changed: Bybit’s signing interface was tampered with, Bitget’s transaction data was forged, and this time, Binance had 50 authorization signatures on-chain.

No cracking. Just tricking people into signing.

If it really was them, the $2.5 billion to $5.8 billion haul would be their biggest yet. So far, $2.5 billion has been frozen.

Let’s take a look at how the General’s most profitable department has operated over the past decade.

#AiCoin #NorthKoreanHackers

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【AiCoin | 10/30 Snapshot: Spot gold down 1.13%; U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs see their first net outflow in 30 days; ECB holds key deposit rate steady at 2.50%】

1. U.S. Q3 preliminary annualized real GDP growth came in at 3.4%
On October 29, the U.S. Q3 preliminary annualized real GDP growth came in at 3.4%, above market expectations of 3.2% and up from 2.2% in the previous quarter. -Original
2. Binance responds to security issue rumors: Investigation underway; impact on user funds not yet confirmed
Binance said on X that it is investigating a potential security issue. It has not yet confirmed whether user funds were affected, and its security team is reviewing the relevant information. On-chain data shows that Binance hot wallets Binance 14 and Hot Wallet 34 transferred about $3.3 billion in assets in the early hours of today. -Original

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Morgan Stanley is maintaining its $5,000-per-ounce gold price target, while offering a somewhat stark comparison: based on the relationship between real yields and gold prices from March to July this year, the theoretical gold price at current interest-rate levels should be below $3,000 per ounce. Yet the current price remains slightly above $4,000, a gap of about 28%.

Morgan Stanley attributes this to structural capital flows providing a floor. Central-bank gold purchases in the second quarter amounted to an annualized rate of about 1,155 tonnes, while global gold ETFs saw net inflows of about $31 billion in the third quarter—a record. This long-term allocation and reserve demand have turned gold from a purely interest-rate-driven trade into an asset driven by “slow-moving variables.”

Meanwhile, Yuxuan Tang of J.P. Morgan Private Bank cautions that liquidity remains tight. The Federal Reserve may continue raising rates in December this year and in the first quarter of next year, and the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield is expected to climb further. In this environment, gold remains vulnerable to a pullback; a truly solid bottom may not form until interest rates peak.

For the market, the key question now is whether central-bank and ETF gold purchases can keep up their pace, and how high Treasury yields and real yields will climb. Which side proves stronger will determine whether gold settles into a high-level trading range or returns to the lower equilibrium implied by interest-rate models.

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【AiCoin | 10.29 Snapshot: The Fed kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.75%-4.00%, hinting at a possible rate hike in December】

1. The Fed kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.75%-4.00%, hinting at a possible rate hike in December
The Fed kept its benchmark interest rate in the 3.75%-4.00% range, in line with market expectations. -Original
2. Bessent: Crypto stablecoins can strengthen the dollar’s global dominance
U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent said that crypto stablecoins can strengthen the dollar’s global dominance. -Original
3. Spot gold rose $7 in a short time, currently at $4,043/oz
The Fed kept interest rates unchanged, and spot gold rose $7 in a short time, currently at $4,043/oz. -Original

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On October 27, the short-term holder net profit metric swung from +10,400 BTC a week earlier to -18,600 BTC. It had even dipped to -23,100 BTC on October 26, making this a fairly sharp reversal.

The metric measures the net difference between coins in profit and coins at a loss when short-term holders transfer BTC to exchanges. A positive reading means more holders are selling at a profit; a negative reading means more are accepting losses and returning their coins to the market.

It has remained significantly negative for two consecutive days. One data source estimates that only a little over 10% of exchange inflows that day came from profitable positions, with most coming from positions at a loss. This kind of shift is usually interpreted as short-term investors coming under pressure, with sentiment leaning toward capitulation.

What may matter more from here is not this single reading of -18,600 BTC, but whether the metric stays deeply negative over the next few days or quickly returns to a more balanced range. That will determine whether short-term selling pressure is released all at once or stretches into a longer period.

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Bitcoin ETFs See Net Inflows for Two Days in a Row—Is the Market About to Reverse? 3 Signals Beginners Should Watch

Bitcoin spot ETFs have seen net inflows for two days in a row. Is the market about to reverse?
From October 22 to 23, U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded combined net outflows of about $774 million. From October 26 to 27, flows turned positive again, with combined net inflows of about $135 million.
Fund flows have improved, but inflows over the past two days are still modest compared with the earlier outflows. This points to some positive changes in the market, but it’s not enough to confirm that BTC has reversed course.
Next, keep an eye on three key signals: ETF fund flows, genuine buying activity in the spot market, and the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decisions.

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DotSwap’s legacy V1 platform was recently exploited through a server-side signing pathway. About 8.5 BTC was transferred out over roughly four hours, with the announcement estimating the loss at around $685,000. The affected parties were V1 liquidity pools managed through custodial multisig and related accounts.

In other words, the issue did not affect the currently promoted On Nexus product line, but rather the discontinued legacy V1 version. Although the business had completed its transition, the server-side signing mechanism left over from V1 had not been fully decommissioned, creating an entry point for the attack. The losses ultimately fell on LPs who had deposited BTC into V1 pools.

The contrast is striking: many users assumed that “shutting down the old platform means funds have been safely withdrawn.” But as long as assets remain in old multisig pools and the server-side signing pathway is still active, the risk remains. When a Bitcoin-native asset protocol opts for custodial multisig with server-side signing, it needs to truly bring that mechanism to an end during retirement.

What’s worth watching next is how the team handles the remaining V1 assets and its relationship with LPs, and how it restructures the signing and custody processes under the On Nexus roadmap. Otherwise, “residual risks from legacy systems” could become a recurring gray rhino for protocols of this kind.

【AiCoin丨10.28 Snapshot: BlackRock transfers 1,698 BTC to Coinbase Prime for sale; a whale withdraws 11,300 BTC from Binance after five months of dormancy; a $2.7 billion Bitcoin short faces liquid...】

1. BlackRock transfers 1,698 BTC to Coinbase Prime for sale
BlackRock transferred 1,698 BTC from its IBIT Bitcoin ETF wallet to Coinbase Prime for sale, worth approximately $135.59 million. -Original
2. Markets expect the Fed to hold rates steady this week, leaving Warsh with a communications challenge
Markets widely expect the Federal Reserve to leave interest rates unchanged at this week’s October 27–28 FOMC meeting. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will need to explain the rationale for not raising rates amid inflationary pressures and contend with political pressure. Officials including New York Fed President Williams, Fed Vice Chair Jefferson, and Governor Waller had previously indicated that the Fed could wait, causing the probability of an October rate hike to fall. Stephen Stanley, chief economist at Santander U.S. Capital Markets, expects rates to remain unchanged this week but believes another hike in December is still possible. (Source: The New York Times) AI analysis: The decision to leave rates unchanged is in line with market consensus and reflects the Fed’s cautious stance as it seeks to balance inflation and economic growth. Officials have successfully guided market expectations through consistent dovish remarks, easing near-term pressure to raise rates. The current policy path clearly points to keeping rates high while the Fed observes the lagged effects on the economy, buying time for future monetary policy adjustments. Markets have shifted their focus from this month’s decision to the debate over the future rate path, and volatility driven by policy uncertainty is declining significantly. -Original

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Anthropic Races Toward an IPO, but CZ Has His Eye on AI’s “Wallet”: Is a New Opportunity Emerging for Crypto?

As AI companies gear up to go public, CZ is thinking about a different question: When AI starts working on its own, where will the money come from, and how will it pay?
On October 26, AI company Anthropic publicly filed its IPO registration documents, planning to list on Nasdaq under the ticker ANT. Meanwhile, after the opening bell ceremony for BNB Standard (Nasdaq ticker: BNC), CZ shared his view that cryptocurrency could become AI’s native currency.
Taken together, these two developments point to the acceleration of AI commercialization and the crypto industry’s search for new use cases. As AI begins to call models autonomously, purchase data, and rent computing power, payment methods may also be changing.

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A $4.75 million sell order was placed at BTC 81,800 and stayed there for nearly 11 hours.

As the price rose, three consecutive candlesticks reached this level, but none broke through.
Only $370,000 in buy orders were filled—less than 10% of the sell order—before the price fell back to 81,388.

Another large order, worth $1.65 million, disappeared after just 3 seconds.

In AiCoin’s “Large Order Tracker,” the longer the horizontal line, the longer the order stays on the book.

Why are orders that stay posted longer worth paying more attention to?
What purpose do they serve before the price reaches them?
This video breaks down these two real orders to show you.

[Three Key Elements of Large Orders 2/3] Watch the Duration
#AiCoin #BTC #主力大单

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On October 26, Ethereum core developers delayed the Hoodi testnet fork for the Glamsterdam upgrade, putting EIP-8037 squarely in the spotlight.

The reason is straightforward: a report from security auditing firm ChainSecurity flagged compatibility issues and potential security risks with EIP-8037 when interacting with some smart contracts. The development team chose to review the report before setting a new schedule, effectively adding an extra safety buffer to the upgrade process.

Ethereum Foundation researcher Toni Wahrstätter said that the specific impact of EIP-8037 on contracts in the Glamsterdam testnet environment has now been largely clarified. This suggests the risks are not out of control, but that the upgrade needs to proceed with greater caution.

In the short term, delaying the testnet fork could indirectly affect the mainnet upgrade timeline, but it does not mean there is a problem with the roadmap itself. The bigger takeaway is that security auditors are gaining influence. For future major upgrades, this kind of “audit first, schedule later” approach may become increasingly common.

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Does Bitcoin Always Fall When the Fed Hikes Rates? Six Historical Cycles Tell Different Stories

Whenever the Fed raises rates, does Bitcoin have to fall? History shows it’s not that simple.
In 2017, the Fed kept raising rates, yet Bitcoin went on a major bull run. In 2022, the Fed hiked aggressively, and BTC plunged from its highs.
Why have markets reacted so differently to rate hikes? And what should we pay close attention to this time?
In the early hours of October 29, the Federal Reserve will announce its latest interest rate decision, followed by a monetary policy press conference with Chair Kevin Warsh. Markets are watching not only to see whether rates will change, but also for the Fed’s views on inflation and the path of policy ahead.

The South Korean government will require domestic virtual asset service providers to report transfer information for each cross-border crypto transaction to banks by 11:00 a.m. on the next business day, and to submit monthly balance reports by 5:30 p.m. on the 10th of the following month. FX1021.

In other words, cross-border crypto fund flows will no longer remain only in on-chain records; they will be fully incorporated into traditional foreign exchange monitoring and bank reconciliation systems. An estimated 1.27 million users will be affected.

For platforms and users, this means higher compliance costs and greater disclosure pressures. Activities such as cross-border arbitrage and asset transfers will be harder to carry out “without a trace,” while transparency and traceability will also increase.

What remains to be seen is how the detailed implementation rules will be put into practice, and whether other countries will adopt similar approaches. If more jurisdictions regulate crypto fund flows as part of foreign exchange, the industry’s cross-border business models may be reshaped.