$ETH ETFs have bled more than $1.3 billion this month, about $100 million short of their worst month ever 📉
US spot Ether funds are on their fourth straight losing week, and the record outflow, set late last year, sits near $1.42 billion. ETH trades near $2,320, down about 13% for the month and heading for its weakest October in eight years.
Old wallets are moving too: long-dormant addresses have shifted about 56,000 ETH this month, mostly to exchanges. A move to an exchange often comes before a sale, though on-chain data shows only the transfer. On top of that, the Glamsterdam upgrade slipped after its Hoodi testnet launch got postponed over a smart-contract compatibility issue.
Funds, early whales and the upgrade schedule all point the same way this month.
Is this the capitulation that sets up a bottom, or the start of a longer bleed? 👇
Follow Dlicom to see if the ETF record falls when the final monthly flows land 📊
$STRK holders just voted 93.52% to explore leaving Ethereum for a chain of their own 🧭
The Starknet poll ran from October 15 to 22. About 489 million STRK in voting power took part across more than 3,200 votes, with 4.6% against and 1.9% asking for more information. The reason is quantum risk: Starknet still leans on Ethereum for its bridge and data availability, and the team has talked about becoming the first fully quantum-resistant network.
The vote backs research only. StarkWare and the Starknet Foundation set up a working group, a draft whitepaper is planned for November, and any real move would need another vote. STRK stays the only token, and Ethereum bridges are expected to stay open. The token trades near $0.055, about 57% below its October 11 high.
One of Ethereum's best-known L2s is now openly studying life on its own.
Should L2s stay loyal to Ethereum, or build their own chain when the security case changes? 👇
The whitepaper lands in November – follow Dlicom and we'll break it down the day it drops 🔥