Odaily reports, according to SoSoValue data, yesterday (US Eastern Time, October 2), ZEC spot ETFs recorded total daily net outflows of $26,934,700.

Yesterday, the Zcash ETF (ZCSH) saw net outflows, with a single-day net outflow of $26,934,700, while its historical cumulative net inflows currently stand at $213 million.

As of press time, the total net asset value of ZEC spot ETFs is $751 million, with a ZEC net asset ratio of 3.46%, and historical cumulative net inflows have reached $213 million.

Odaily News: U.S. stocks closed higher yesterday, with SKY treasury company SDEV surging 104.37% to $7.48, bringing its cumulative gain over the past month to 770%. The SKY token traded relatively flat today, currently at $0.087103, down 6.82% over 24 hours. A September 28 article noted that SDEV's mNAV at the time was 0.39, meaning its stock market cap was equivalent to 39% of the SKY it held; its persistently low valuation was mainly attributed to market concerns over the company conducting another ATM offering to raise capital and dilute equity.

Odaily News: According to MSX.COM data, U.S. stocks closed with the Dow up 0.49%, the S&P 500 up 0.73%, and the Nasdaq up 1.19%, while the VIX fear index fell 6.59%. AI-related stocks rose broadly, with Teradyne up 8%, onsemi up 6.01%, Arm up 5.18%, Cognex up 4.42%, and Super Micro Computer up 4.22%.

It is reported that MSX is a leading RWA trading platform and has cumulatively listed hundreds of RWA tokens, covering popular U.S. stock and ETF token assets such as Nvidia, GOOGL, MSFT, AMZN, META, TSM, and AMD.

According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi, a whale deposited 6,595.2 ETH to Coinbase 3 hours ago, worth approximately $17.57 million. Of this, 6,500 ETH was withdrawn from exchanges between June and August 2025 at an average price of $3,040.4, with unrealized losses once exceeding $9.557 million during that period. After holding ETH for about a year, the whale appears to have cut losses and exited, with an estimated loss of $2.443 million and a 12.3% decline in assets.

Odaily reports that Centrifuge has confirmed that three funds — JAAA, JTRSY, and HYB — have launched on Circle's Arc blockchain, offering exposure to AAA-rated collateralized loan obligations (CLOs), short-term U.S. Treasuries, and high-yield corporate bonds, respectively, involving investment strategies under Janus Henderson and New York Life Investment Management. All three funds support subscriptions using USDC on Arc, while direct investment is available only to eligible non-U.S. professional investors. The minimum investment for JAAA and JTRSY is $500,000 each, and for HYB it is 100,000 USDC.

Odaily reports: Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor stated that Bitcoin itself does not pay coupons, and the company distributes dollar dividends to investors in accordance with the terms of its securities. The company raises funds by issuing shares or selectively selling holdings, and covers dividends and debt interest with cash reserves; its preferred stock is not collateralized by Bitcoin. Strategy's common stock MSTR provides Bitcoin exposure, while preferred stock STRC targets investors seeking dollar income. STRC currently has an annualized dividend rate of 12%, with the rate adjusted monthly and dividends paid twice per month; the security has no maturity date and does not guarantee repayment of principal. On September 25, Strategy proposed changing dividends to accrue on each calendar day, with declared amounts typically paid on the next business day, while the regular dividend rate and total amount remain unchanged. Shareholders are scheduled to vote on October 28; if the proposal is approved, STRC's first daily record date will be November 1, and the first payment is scheduled for November 2. (Bitcoin.com News)

Odaily News: Aave Labs has submitted an ARFC proposal to establish a memberless foundation, Aave Foundation, in the Cayman Islands, which would hold the trademark and related intellectual property of the lending protocol under the supervision of Aave DAO. The proposal only involves the foundation's registration and the appointment of independent directors, supervisors, and a secretary. The DAO will bear reasonable registration, legal, and setup costs, with no ongoing budget. Aave Labs and DAO service providers may not appoint or serve as directors or supervisors; governance authorities such as protocol listing, parameter adjustments, budgeting, and service provider selection remain with the DAO. Subsequent transfers of trademarks, domain names, and code intellectual property will be submitted separately for governance review, and the foundation will disclose its held assets, operating expenditures, and related legal actions on a quarterly basis.

Odaily reports that Atkins stated that the custody provisions of the current Investment Advisers Act and Investment Company Act predate the birth of the internet, and custody capabilities often lag by months after new assets are listed. The SEC's custody rule proposal aims to fill this gap. Atkins also outlined the current SEC's crypto regulatory initiatives, including ending "regulation by enforcement," arrangements related to tokenized securities, the proposed Regulation Crypto Assets issuance framework, and an "innovation exemption," noting that more regulatory proposals are already in the pipeline.

Odaily News: Driven by Securitize, Avalanche's tokenized stock market cap increased by $246 million in September, the largest gain among all blockchains.

Odaily reports: Regarding the operational failure of the WWW AI token launchpad and the frontend private key exposure controversy, the official Progress account posted on X stating that during the restart of some backend services, some browsers were intermittently offline. Currently, all browsers have come back online, and Symbients are gradually awakening as browser sessions reconnect.

Odaily News: Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas posted on X that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has just approved 3x long Bitcoin, Ethereum, Gold, Silver, Crude Oil, and Natural Gas ETPs under the Securities Act of 1933.

Odaily reports: Microsoft's official X account was accessed without authorization on Thursday, briefly following and promoting accounts linked to an unofficial Meme coin, reposting related tweets, and changing its profile picture to Clippy.

The related content was deleted approximately 30 minutes later. Microsoft subsequently confirmed that the account had been secured, the unauthorized posts had been removed, and that it would continue investigating. Microsoft stated that it never authorized anyone to use its intellectual property, including Clippy, to promote tokens, and plans to take legal action.

The token is named CLIPPY. The account Clippy MSFT had promoted a liquidity pool valued at over $200,000. Some promoters claimed it was backed by Microsoft's actual stock, but this claim has not been verified and has no official association with Microsoft. (Bitcoin.com News)

Odaily News: The ICBA has sued the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), alleging that its approval of multiple crypto firms to establish digital asset trust banks allows these institutions to avoid the same regulatory standards as traditional banks, creating a competitive disadvantage. (CoinDesk)

Odaily report: Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas posted on X that Canary has just filed another amended Pepe ETF application, which may be another sign that the crypto winter is over. A few months ago, the market would not have even considered launching a Pepe ETF, but now testing the market feels much safer.

Odaily News: At 00:23:40 Beijing Time, USDC Treasury minted an additional 250 million USDC on Solana.

Odaily News: Christian Trummer, co-CEO of Austrian cryptocurrency exchange Bitpanda, said that after the implementation of the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), most users have greater confidence in regulated market participants and trust compliant platforms more.

Trummer also called for stronger MiCA enforcement, saying that some companies are still providing services to European clients without complying with MiCA licensing requirements, putting already-compliant companies at a competitive disadvantage.

The transition period under MiCA for existing crypto service providers ends no later than July 1, and the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has required national regulators to take action against unauthorized firms that continue to provide crypto services after the transition period ends.

ESMA has also called for stronger supervisory powers to address crypto services that are not authorized under MiCA, as well as third-country firms soliciting business from EU investors. (Cointelegraph)