Crypto Markets & On-Chain Ecosystem Developments

According to Blur, the Ethereum NFT marketplace will deprecate its blur.io frontend on November 12, 2026, though its on-chain marketplace protocol will remain operational and BLUR token holders will retain control of the fee switch. On the same date, Blend, Blur's peer-to-peer NFT lending

According to Arkham's monitoring, Tesla continues to hold approximately 8,430 Bitcoin on October 13, with a total value of around $960 million. Tesla originally purchased Bitcoin for $1.5 billion in February 2021 and subsequently sold approximately 4,670 BTC for roughly $100.2 million in profit

According to Justice Mark Turner's ruling Monday, Chinese fraud victims lost their High Court bid to recover 61,000 Bitcoin seized by British authorities. London's High Court determined that Chinese law, rather than English law, should govern ownership claims to the assets. The victims sought to

According to BlockBeats, on October 13, hackers minted 19 million THEO tokens on the Base network and swapped them for 700.8 ETH, worth approximately $1.76 million, before bridging the funds to Ethereum, according to Peckshield monitoring. THEO declined 92% over the past 24

XRP price fell to $1.38, declining 2.5% over 24 hours, as crypto markets faced pressure alongside Asian equities, with South Korea's KOSPI dropping more than 6%. The decline coincided with over $800 million in liquidations across crypto exchanges over 24 hours, with long positions accounting

According to Bloomberg, on Oct 13, Jump Trading established an internal compute trading desk and recruited Affaan Mustafa and Alejandro Soumah Fernandez, co-founders of Ito Markets, through an acqui-hire arrangement. Deal terms were not

Ledger confirmed that malicious implants in hardware wallets sold by CryptoBilis captured users' 24-word recovery phrases from device screens and transmitted them over cellular networks. Ledger Donjon, the French hardware wallet maker's security research team, found that the implants used a

According to TradingBeats, on October 13, Bitcoin's market dominance surged to about 60.28%, marking a level near early September peaks. After declining from pre-drop prices, BTC rebounded approximately 2.84% and recovered its intraday losses. Altcoins showed significantly different performance.

According to Coinglass data, $814 million in crypto futures were liquidated in the past 24 hours as of October 13, with long positions accounting for $686 million and short positions $128 million. Bitcoin longs were hit with $142 million in liquidations versus $50.35 million for shorts, while

From 08:00 to 08:15 (UTC) on October 13, 2026, BTC rose slightly by 0.35% over the 15-minute period, trading between 83,861.7 and 84,157.9 USDT, with an amplitude of 0.35%. Against the backdrop of a 4% intraday amplitude, the 15-minute candlestick closed as a small bullish candle, but Filled Amount was only 310.3 BTC. Overall, the market showed signs of low-volume, narrow-range consolidation, reflecting hesitation amid macroeconomic uncertainty. The primary driver of this move was the lack of a

Nodit, the infrastructure platform of Dunamu subsidiary Lambda256, announced on October 13 that it has begun supporting the mainnet of Arc, Circle's layer-1 blockchain. The support enables developers and companies to access the Arc mainnet through Nodit and utilize on-chain data for building