Blockchain Network data: The latest reading of the ETH DVOL index is 50.73 points.

🚨 $MAGIC — LONG TRADE SETUP 📈 Direction: BUY / LONG 💰 Entry Zone: $0.1360 – $0.1375 🛑 Stop Loss (SL): $0.1320 🎯 TP1: $0.1395 🎯 TP2: $0.1420 🎯 TP3: $0.1460 🎯 TP4: $0.1520 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📖 EXPLANATION 🟢 MAGIC is showing strong upward momentum and is trading near $0.137. A move above $0.140 could open the way toward higher targets. ✅ Confirmation: Wait for a 15-minute candle to close above $0.1380 and hold before entering. ❌ Invalidation: If price breaks below $0.1320, the long setup is weakened. 💰 Risk Management: Risk no more than 1% of your account per trade. ⚠️ MAGIC has already risen sharply, so buying now carries a high risk of a sudden pullback. These levels are based on your chart and are not verified live execution prices. $CHIP $CBK $ETH

Bitcoin Hot Topics Daily (October 12, 2026) Today's 3 Most Important Events 1. Ledger hardware wallet supply chain attack confirmed, losses exceed $80 million Ledger devices sold by Southeast Asian distributor CryptoBilis were implanted with miniature spy chips that steal seed phrases during initialization. Ledger has confirmed that at least one affected device contained unauthorized hardware implants, while on-chain tracking estimates losses at $86 million to $93 million, covering BTC, ETH, TRON, and other assets. Videos and teardown images are spreading widely on X. Why it matters: Hardware wallets have long been regarded as the “gold standard of cold storage.” This physical supply chain attack directly challenges the foundation of user trust, potentially prompting a broader reassessment of hardware wallets’ overall security model and driving more users toward multisig, air-gapped solutions, or combinations of software wallets and steel-stamped backups. Potential impact: Bearish 2. Bitcoin climbs back above $84,000 as shorts are liquidated BTC briefly broke above $84,000 over the weekend, reaching approximately $85,200, before fluctuating in the $83,600–$84,000 range. It was up approximately 0.7% over 24 hours. The rebound triggered short liquidations, with BTC-related liquidations exceeding $14 million within a single hour, while shorts accounted for a notably high proportion of short-term liquidations across the market. Why it matters: $84,000 is an important recent psychological threshold and technical resistance level. The breakout and resulting liquidations show that bearish forces have been temporarily weakened, but ETF inflows have not yet been confirmed to have returned in tandem. It remains necessary to monitor whether capital flows follow after the U.S. stock market opens on Monday. Potential impact: Neutral to mildly bullish 3. Saylor again hints at continued accumulation, with Strategy’s holdings stable at 848,000 BTC Michael Saylor posted, “There's always room for more orange,” which the market interpreted as a signal of another round of purchases. The company’s latest disclosure shows exactly 848,000 BTC in holdings, after purchasing 334 BTC for approximately $28.7 million between September 28 and October 4. During the same period, it also repurchased a large amount of STRC preferred shares. The official SEC update may be delayed due to the holiday. Why it matters: Strategy remains the largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder. Its continued purchases provide spot demand support amid periodic ETF outflows and reinforce the “corporate treasury” narrative. Potential impact: Bullish