US stocks extended their decline, with the Dow down 1.23% and the Nasdaq down just 0.21% as the AI selloff cooled; Brent crude rose 3.1% to $116.72, a new high since April; the 10-year Treasury yield rebounded to 4.99% as the market awaits the Fed's decision on October 28.

The three obstacles for on-chain options: liquidity is fragmented, sellers cannot hedge, and selling requires capital to be tied up.

Geopolitical conflicts persist, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield falls back to 5%, AI stocks see massive sell-offs.

Up 600% in 2 months, this year's hottest mining coin.

Uniswap, Aave, Worldcoin, Arbitrum, and other crypto projects have all engaged Trail of Bits for audits.

The feast is over, and once again it's users footing the bill.

After the rate hike, Bitcoin remains a darling of institutions.

Protect seats, protect farmers, protect banks, protect fallback options.

The market expects more than one hike, with at least three cumulative increases by June next year.

Long-term holder cost basis, liquidation maps, and ETF breakeven points all sit between $83K and $86K.

USD/JPY Faces a Triple Squeeze: Washington Pressure, BOJ Sharpening Its Knife, and GPIF Uncertainty.