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The Xinghe Community isn’t hiring people—it’s developing talent who can stand on their own

Truly valuable talent has never been identified through a single interview.
Truly exceptional people don’t suddenly grow just by joining a community, attending a few classes, memorizing a few concepts, and learning a few tricks.
If I were to use Patriarch Subhuti from Journey to the West as an analogy, I think what a community should really learn isn’t “how to teach people,” but how Subhuti discovered someone, assessed them, nurtured them, and ultimately sent them out into the world.
Because at its core, top-tier talent development isn’t about shaping someone into the person you want them to be.

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Yesterday’s Crypto Market News Brief

1. BTC’s push toward $87,000 was rejected again, bringing the market into a critical battleground. Bitcoin briefly broke above $86,600 before retreating to around $85,600. Since September 23, $87,000 has now acted as a key resistance level, turning back bullish momentum for the third time;
2. The U.S. FinCEN withdrew two proposed crypto regulations, easing pressure on self-custody wallets. The Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network withdrew a proposed reporting requirement for transfers exceeding $10,000 from self-custody wallets, as well as an additional regulatory proposal targeting crypto mixers, signaling a further easing of digital asset regulation.
3. Solana launched an institutional-grade on-chain settlement tool, with input from JPMorgan. The Solana Foundation released Solana DvP as open-source software, enabling institutions to atomically settle assets and funds on-chain. The goal is to cut settlement cycles from days in traditional markets to seconds.
4. Ondo is expanding into tokenized private markets, with an AI company as its first offering. Ondo launched Private Markets, offering eligible non-U.S. investors tokenized notes linked to the economic performance of private companies, and plans to support 24/7 secondary-market trading. This further expands RWA beyond U.S. Treasuries and stocks into the primary private markets.
5. The tokenized cash sector continues to attract investment, with Spiko raising $90 million. Spiko, a tokenized cash fund platform, raised $90 million in a Series B led by NEA. Its tokenized cash products have reached approximately $2.7 billion in assets, showing that institutional capital continues to back RWA and on-chain financial infrastructure.

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After AI enters crypto, what truly changes isn’t trading—it’s the rules

If there’s just one question about AI you’ve been thinking seriously about lately, I suggest you don’t start by researching which model is more powerful, or rush to debate whether AI will replace traders.
Start by understanding one thing:
Once AI enters crypto, what it may truly change isn’t trading at all, but the rules of the entire crypto world.
In the past, we treated AI as a tool.
We had it write research reports, summarize news, find narratives, analyze candlestick charts, write code, and handle customer service.
But the truly dangerous—and truly valuable—part is that the next phase of AI won’t just “help you get things done”; it will start making decisions on its own.

Yesterday’s Crypto Market News Roundup

1. BTC retreats after approaching $87,000: Bitcoin briefly touched around $86,970 yesterday, nearing its late-September high of about $87,400, before falling back below $86,000. Its 24-hour gain peaked at around 1.3%.
2. U.S. crypto regulation continues to advance: The CFTC unveiled a new crypto regulatory proposal, further aligning its framework with the SEC’s rules. It focuses on derivatives and trading platforms, though gaps remain in spot market regulation.
3. Metaplanet’s holdings rise to 44,000 BTC: The Japanese Bitcoin treasury company first sold 10,000 BTC in the third quarter, then bought back 11,000, for a net increase of 1,000. Its holdings reached 44,000 BTC, as it expanded its strategy for yield-generating assets.
4. Strategy buys another 334 BTC: Michael Saylor’s Strategy acquired 334 BTC for about $28.7 million, bringing its total holdings to more than 848,000 BTC. Competition among institutional “Bitcoin treasuries” continues to heat up.
5. Liquidity concerns emerge behind ETH’s gains: CoinGecko data shows ETH gained about 70% in the third quarter, substantially outperforming BTC. However, its market depth declined further relative to BTC, meaning the order book’s capacity to absorb trades thinned even as prices rose.

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After listening to Binance’s AI launch event, I think Binance is aiming to build more than just an AI trading tool

If we understand the insights shared by Binance’s leading lady at this Binance AI product launch as just another product announcement, we’re underestimating its significance.
What’s truly worth paying attention to isn’t how many new AI features Binance has launched, but one very clear shift:
Binance is evolving from an “exchange” into “AI-powered financial infrastructure.”
In the past, we went to Binance to buy and sell crypto, trade futures, and earn returns.
In the future, we may not need to actively seek out market opportunities. Instead, AI could help us understand the market, filter information, manage assets, and even execute strategies according to rules we authorize.

October 6, 2026 results report: I called 4 bets and hit 3. As I adjust my schedule, I’ll gradually move my livestream to 8 a.m.–12 p.m. That’s the best time to place bets during the week, guys. Stay tuned. (My current livestream hours are 11 a.m.–2 p.m.)

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In the AI Era, How Can Ordinary People Make Money in Crypto?

In the past, in crypto, whether someone could make money often came down to three things:
Information asymmetry, knowledge gaps, and execution.
If you see a narrative before others, spot a project early, understand a policy ahead of time, or get in one step sooner, your wealth could make a leap.
That’s why so many people used to work relentlessly at studying K-lines and projects, scrolling through X, joining chat rooms, getting to know KOLs, and hunting for alpha.
But since AI arrived, something is changing in a very dangerous way:
These abilities are shifting from “scarce human skills” to “infrastructure you can buy.”

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Last Week’s Crypto Market News Roundup

1. BTC surges above $87,000 then pulls back: On October 2, BTC briefly touched around $872,000, before retreating; weaker-than-expected U.S. employment data lowered U.S. Treasury yields, providing support for risk assets, but resistance near the $87,000 level remains evident.
2. Bitcoin ETF inflows continue: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $2.7 billion in monthly net inflows at the end of September, signaling a clear rebound in institutional demand; the previous week also saw about $2.4 billion in net inflows.
3. SEC proposes easing institutional crypto custody limits: The SEC put forward a new framework for crypto asset custody that, under certain conditions, allows investment advisers and funds to self-custody, and permits state-level trust companies to act as custodians. This further clarifies a compliant path for institutions to directly hold assets such as BTC.
4. Tether brings USDT back to the Bitcoin network: Tether-supported Utexo enables USDT to re-enter the Bitcoin ecosystem via technologies such as RGB, supporting private transfers, exchanging BTC and USDT, and BTC-collateralized borrowing.
5. Blast announces shutdown of its Ethereum L2 network: Blast, which at one point held more than $2 billion in assets, announced it will stop operations and asked users to migrate their assets, reflecting that the current L2 space is entering a phase of elimination under pressure from users, revenue, and costs.

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What truly changes a person in the crypto world isn’t earning the first bucket of money—it’s winning six times in a row.

Why six times?
Because making money once might just be luck.
Making money twice might be the market.
Making money three times might mean you caught the right hot trend.
But when you’re able to make six correct moves in a row—under the same logic and making the right decisions—what changes is not just your account balance, but your understanding of yourself.
Then you start to truly believe:
“I don’t make money by luck. I have the ability to consistently deliver results from the market.”
This is the most terrifying kind of change.
Imagine you just entered the crypto world.
Your first Meme purchase goes up 50%.
You feel your judgment is pretty good.

I made my debut on Binance Square on April 3, 2026, and today, October 4, exactly six months later, I’ve finally reached 30,000 followers and become a Binance Gold-Verified creator. I owe it all to the friends and kind people who’ve supported me along the way. Thank you for your support, encouragement, and understanding. I’ll keep working hard. Thank you all again!

Yesterday’s Crypto Market News Snapshot

1. BTC remained range-bound around $84,000, while ETH hovered at about $2,685. A CoinDesk Oct 3 New York time 4:00 p.m. benchmark showed BTC at $84,835.77, up about 0.64% on the day, and ETH at $2,685.23, up roughly 0.65%. Overall, the market held steady at high levels.
2. NEAR Intents has recovered all $3.8 million of stolen funds. The project team said the attacker returned the full amount before the final 48-hour deadline. The team then halted its investigation and urged the project to address security issues through the vulnerability bounty mechanism.
3. Blast announced the shutdown of its Ethereum Layer 2 network. Blast said operating costs have exceeded revenues and the network lacks a sustainable economic path. Users can withdraw assets via the official interface. The deadline is Oct 26; its DeFi TVL has fallen by more than 98% from its 2024 peak.
4. The EU’s crypto regulation continues to tighten stablecoin rules. ESMA proposed strengthening MiCA oversight, clarifying that it will consider banning regulated crypto service providers from offering users services related to stablecoins that do not meet MiCA requirements—further shrinking the space for non-compliant stablecoins to survive in the EU.
5. Market sentiment remains bullish, but BTC has not yet effectively broken above $90,000. According to CoinDesk data on Oct 3, BTC was around $84.8k and ETH about $2,685. BTC is still in a consolidation phase at elevated levels. Meanwhile, the market continues to watch institutional fund flows and whether Q4 trading can sustain the strong performance seen in Q3.

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Making Money in the Crypto World: 6 Major Directions, 26 Sub-sectors—let’s see which track fits you?

1. First remember one sentence: making money in the crypto world isn’t only about “trading coins.”
Many newcomers enter the crypto space and immediately assume:
Making money = buy coins → prices rise → sell off.
This is the most intuitive path, but it may not be the one best suited to you.
In fact, at least now, in the crypto world there are:
capital gains, trading profits, arbitrage gains, liquidity gains, Airdrop rewards, content earnings, traffic revenue, technical earnings, information gains, service revenue, entrepreneurial gains, and resource gains.
You can even further understand it as six major directions:
1. People with money make money with money.
2. People with brains make money with knowledge.

Yesterday’s Crypto Market News Roundup

1. BTC Breaks $87,000, Risk Appetite Rises. On October 2, Bitcoin briefly surged past $87,000, reaching the highest level in about a month; as of intraday trading, it was around $86,700. ETH was near $2,670. After BTC broke above $85,000, sell-side pressure above the breakout level reportedly eased noticeably.
2. US September Employment Data Falls Far Below Expectations, Rate-Cut Odds Rebound. September’s nonfarm payrolls added only 29,000 jobs, while the unemployment rate rose to 4.2%. Market expectations for an October rate hike cooled significantly, and Bitcoin subsequently held around $86,000.
3. US Spot BTC ETFs See Net Inflows of About $2.65 Billion in September. Data from The Block shows that US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $2.65 billion in net inflows in September— the second-highest monthly inflow since October 2025—indicating that institutional demand remains active.
4. US Community Bankers Group Sues the OCC, Challenging a Contested Crypto Trust-Bank License. Independent Community Bankers of America filed a lawsuit against the US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, arguing that the OCC granted trust-bank charters to crypto companies beyond its statutory authority. Regulatory competition between crypto financial institutions and traditional banks is thus escalating further.
5. Ethereum L2 Blast Announces Shutdown, Cutting a Former ~$2 Billion Network Asset Base by About 98%. Blast said continuing operations no longer makes economic sense because operating costs exceed revenue. Current TVL is about $32 million. Users need to withdraw assets through the official interface by October 26.

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A truly great community is never held together by money alone

Make it so that a group of people are willing to stay in a community long-term— even when the market is at its most wild and chaotic— and are still willing to look out for one another.
A truly high-level community is never built on big rewards, nor on airdrops, red envelopes, or so-called “benefits.”
Money can bring in traffic, but it can’t buy a sense of belonging.
Today you give 100U; tomorrow others can give 200U.
If you give one a whitelist, others can offer bigger limits.
If you offer a higher split, others can offer higher returns.
As long as the relationship between a community and its members remains at the level of self-interest, that relationship will never withstand market fluctuations.

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Going live on Binance Square: How to speak so people are drawn to you

The same project,
Some people post 10 times and no one watches,
Someone can say one sentence and get hundreds of people discussing.
Why?
Because in the crypto world, expression itself is traffic—and a resource.
But true communication isn’t about just being able to speak.
It’s understanding how to complete a value exchange through speech.
Let me summarize it in 5 sentences:
1️⃣ Say fewer discouraging words—first take control of your language
“A plunge, going to zero, getting liquidated, and going cold...”
If you say these words too often, you’ll slowly start to understand the market through emotions.
It’s the same when prices drop,
You can call it a “crash,” or a “pullback,” or even “re-pricing.”

The essence of trading is simply waiting for the flowers to bloom. When you’ve watched the order book and the candlestick charts long enough, you know where things will rise and where they’ll fall—everyone has that figured out. What’s hard is that most people just want the flowers to open immediately, to enter the market immediately, without the patience to wait for the season when they bloom. Their money either comes with a high price tag or ongoing costs, or it’s just waiting to pay rent and buy meals. So they can’t wait for the blooming season; they end up becoming fertilizer for the flowers too soon—turning into liquidity in the market itself and losing all their chips.

Yesterday’s Crypto Market News Roundup

1.BTC fluctuates, ETH edges higher
Yesterday, BTC traded in a narrow range of $83.5K–$84.6K, failing to hold above $85K; ETH remained near $2,680–$2,720.
2.Citi raises BTC and ETH target prices
According to Reuters, Citi raised its 12-month BTC target price from $82K to $113K, and its ETH target from $2,240 to $3,028. It expects approximately $5 billion in inflows into crypto investment products.
3.US Bitcoin ETFs end nine straight days of inflows
On September 30, US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $149 million, ending nine consecutive trading days of net inflows. Ethereum ETFs saw a net outflow of about $59.6 million, marking two consecutive days of outflows.
4.Stripe-affiliated stablecoin OUSD launches
OUSD, issued by Stripe’s Bridge, launched on September 30. It supports networks including Ethereum, Solana, and Base. Coinbase, Kraken, and Uniswap have enabled trading.
5.Bitget and MetaMask disclose security incidents in succession
Bitget is currently restoring withdrawals in stages. Other tokens and fiat/P2P business are planned to resume on October 2. MetaMask, meanwhile, said some underlying infrastructure experienced a security issue and that no user funds appear to be at risk at present.