According to Lookonchain monitoring, 8 hours ago, Patricio Worthalter (@worthalter) deposited 4,000 ETH worth $10.79 million to Gemini.

Odaily News: As of October 5 at 08:19, among approximately 200 active addresses valued at over $3 million, BTC long positions totaled approximately $518 million, while short positions totaled approximately $830 million, giving a long-to-short ratio of 0.62; ETH long positions totaled approximately $687 million, while short positions totaled approximately $1.05 billion, giving a long-to-short ratio of 0.65.

Odaily News: As of 08:19 on October 5, a whale holds a short position of approximately 78,000 ETH, valued at about $213 million, with an average entry price of $2,340, a current loss of approximately $30.29 million, and a liquidation price of approximately $4,291.

Odaily reports that Aptos governance proposal 206 is currently under voting, aiming to enable ChunkyDKG V1 full mode and the encrypted_transactions feature. This mechanism will support encrypted transactions through distributed key generation, hiding transaction contents before they enter consensus ordering, after which validators collaboratively decrypt them, helping to reduce front-running and MEV risks. Voting on the proposal will end on October 6, with approval votes currently accounting for nearly 100%, but voter turnout stands at 2.69%, which has not yet met the 24.8% quorum requirement.

Odaily News: S&P Global Ratings has launched a risk assessment framework for onchain lending vaults, a sector that has now reached $10 billion in deposits, up from $1.5 billion two years ago. The framework will assess credit, liquidity, vault manager, blockchain, protocol, security, and governance risks, with the first batch of vault assessments to follow.

Odaily reports: US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Paul Atkins stated that the SEC will continue advancing regulation of cryptocurrencies and digital securities, and will introduce more rules to ensure the digital asset market stays in the United States.

On October 2, Paul Atkins said the SEC's proposed crypto asset custody regulatory framework aims to update rules established in 1940 that only apply to traditional asset custody and safekeeping. The move comes after the US Senate failed to pass the CLARITY Act last month.

He noted that the framework is part of the SEC's efforts to build a comprehensive crypto asset regulatory system starting in 2025, following earlier proposals including Regulation Crypto Assets and the Innovation Exemption, the latter of which would establish a 5-year sandbox allowing US equities to be traded on decentralized exchanges and with liquidity providers.

John Reed Stark, former head of the SEC's Office of Internet Enforcement, believes the regulatory push exceeds the SEC's authority and bypasses congressional power. Paul Atkins stated that more regulatory proposals are coming and that he will continue to assist President Trump in promoting the US as the global capital of cryptocurrency. (Bitcoin.com News)

Odaily reports that predict.fun posted on X platform stating that Polymarket has a 16% probability of launching an official token before March 31, 2027.

Odaily News: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved a rule change by Cboe BZX Exchange to allow investment management firm Volatility Shares LLC to issue a 3x Bitcoin futures ETF and five other leveraged commodity products.

The product suite also includes a 3x Ether ETF, as well as gold, silver, crude oil, and natural gas products. The Bitcoin strategy aims to achieve 3x the benchmark's daily futures performance, before fees. A 1% increase in the benchmark corresponds to a 3% target gain, while a 1% decline corresponds to a 3% target loss.

The products gain exposure through futures contracts rather than directly holding Bitcoin, and daily compounding may cause long-term performance to deviate from the benchmark's cumulative return. Trading of the products must commence after the registration statement becomes effective, with each product issuing at least 100,000 shares at market open and calculating the net asset value per share daily. (Bitcoin.com News)

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, an Ethena-related Gnosis Safe withdrew 62.58 million ENA worth $14.86 million from Bybit 37 minutes ago. Over the past 9 hours, this wallet has withdrawn 117.58 million ENA worth $27.96 million from Bybit.

Odaily reports: According to Salus monitoring, Revenue Family, a project claiming to be the X Money off-ramp bridge, is involved in malicious approvals. The attacker induced users to submit permit signatures, obtained unlimited USDG allowance, and then called transferFrom within the same transaction to move the funds out, with the stolen funds flowing into two hacker addresses at an 80/20 ratio. The project had claimed on October 1 that its social media accounts were compromised by an internal reviewer, suspended redemptions, and denied that REV was its official token.

Odaily reports that victims of the Drift hack, a perpetual contract exchange on Solana, began filing claims on October 1. The recovery pool's initial funding stands at approximately $3.11 million against nearly $295.4 million in verified losses. Victims can redeem USDT through DFX tokens, with each $1 of loss converting to roughly 1.04 cents at launch, meaning a $1,000 loss corresponds to about $10.40.

The total supply of DFX is fixed at 299,500,810.998 tokens, with each token corresponding to $1 of verified loss from the April incident, and no additional tokens will be minted. Holders can choose to burn DFX to redeem USDT, sell on secondary markets such as Raydium, or continue holding their claims. Completed redemptions are irreversible, and unclaimed tokens will expire after the claims window closes on January 1, 2028.

Future funding for the recovery pool includes a portion of daily net protocol revenue from Velocity, the rebranded exchange rebuilt by Drift, up to $127.5 million in USDT committed by Tether, $20 million in USDT committed by strategic partners, and recovered stolen assets. On the first Friday after claims opened, approximately 216,480 DFX tokens were redeemed for about 2,250 USDT, with Velocity's first revenue transfer amounting to 31 USDT; approximately 13,025.9 ETH is spread across 4 Ethereum wallets, another approximately 2,309.4 ETH passed through Tornado Cash, and about $9.2 million in assets have been frozen at other addresses. (Bitcoin.com News)

Odaily News: The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) filed a lawsuit on Friday against the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, challenging its authority to grant national trust bank charters to crypto firms and asking the court to vacate the final rule dated March 2, 2026, and Interpretive Letter No. 1176.

ICBA President and CEO Rebeca Romero Rainey said the charters give crypto firms the credibility of a federal bank charter without requiring compliance with federal deposit insurance, capital and liquidity standards, and the Community Reinvestment Act. The ICBA also seeks to revoke Protego Holdings' conditional charter, citing deficiencies in its governance and risk controls.

The lawsuit involves digital asset firms that have applied for or obtained OCC charters, including Circle, Ripple, Paxos, Fidelity, BitGo, Kraken parent company Payward, Block, and World Liberty Financial. Senator Elizabeth Warren separately accused the approvals of being unlawful, drawing pushback from the industry; the OCC plans to complete stablecoin rules under the GENIUS Act by November. (Decrypt)

Odaily: A crypto asset vault on Base had approximately 1,783 wstETH transferred out on October 4, resulting in losses exceeding $6 million. On-chain records show that the vault is controlled by a 3-of-7 Safe, and the identities of the seven signers have not yet been made public.

Security firms stated that the attacker borrowed aBaswstETH from the vault and swapped it for wstETH through Aave. Neither the Base chain itself nor Aave's core contracts have been identified as being exploited, and the specific authorization vulnerability remains unconfirmed. (Bitcoin.com News)

Odaily News: According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a trader bought 3.8 million SI on Robinhood Chain at an average market cap of $1.48 million for $5,670, then sold 2.3 million SI for $42,200, and still holds 1.6 million SI, worth approximately $31,000. The trader's cumulative profit reached $67,600, with a return rate of 1,190%, of which $27,700 is unrealized profit.

Odaily reports: Greenfield Capital, an early investor in Safe, has published an open letter stating that it has filed a regulatory complaint with the Swiss Federal Foundation Supervisory Authority (ESA) regarding the Safe Ecosystem Foundation. Greenfield Capital stated that it has never sold any SAFE tokens since investing in Safe in 2022, but the total assets held in Safe accounts have declined from approximately $6.6 billion at the beginning of 2024 to about $3 billion. Over the same period, total DeFi TVL grew by roughly 40% and stablecoin supply increased by 135%, while stablecoins within Safe grew by only 11%. The firm believes that Safe's share of the self-custody market is declining.

Greenfield Capital stated that about a year ago, it was unable to form a reliable judgment based solely on information provided by the Safe team, so it conducted an independent review together with former employees, major users, ecosystem developers, and other investors, and concluded that the issues identified all ultimately related to governance. The firm had previously requested refreshing the foundation's board of directors with experienced and independent members, restructuring management and bringing in operators with experience scaling infrastructure businesses, and having the board lead a review of strategy, product, organizational structure, and tokenomics while setting quantifiable key performance indicators. Greenfield Capital said that since late 2025, it has made these requests to the foundation both directly and through legal counsel, but the foundation only established a strategy committee without decision-making authority and appointed people from existing circles to fill board vacancies, which ultimately led to the filing of the regulatory complaint with ESA. The firm emphasized that this action is not a lawsuit against individuals and that it does not intend to take over Safe; its concerns are limited solely to foundation governance and board composition. It remains positive about the work of the Safe Labs operating team and will continue to cooperate as an ecosystem participant and Safenet validator.