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82 million Samsung phones in the US are getting gasless USDC on Sui.
$SUI is still down over 10% this week.
Buying the dip, guys?

Ethereum has given itself a hard deadline of December 2029 to be fully quantum-resistant. Bitcoin has no deadline at all.
Coinbase just pointed straight at that gap.
On Oct 13 it told Bitcoin devs to start the quantum upgrade now, well before anyone builds a machine that can break it.
Why the urgency? Because Bitcoin upgrades move slowly, guys. SegWit took more than two years from proposal to activation, and that was a small change.
Meanwhile around 6.9M $BTC already sits in addresses with exposed public keys, per Project Eleven. Roughly a third of the supply. A lot of it is Satoshi-era coins

Strive is buying Bitcoin. 1,223 $BTC today.
Strategy only bought 267 $BTC.
Kind of a big gap there, right?

Wall Street is dumping $ETH while Tom Lee keeps loading up.
US spot Ether ETFs bled $320.1M last week, according to Farside Investors. BlackRock’s ETHA accounted for roughly $299M, nearly 93% of the total outflows.
Meanwhile, BitMine scooped up another 12,532 $ETH.
Guys, someone is selling the fear while someone else is buying the dip.
But do YOU still want $ETH???

AI perps plummeted yesterday on what people are calling "Black Saturday".
In crypto we call it Tuesday.

Remember...
$SUI is being built for humans.
It's being built for the AI Agent wave that's STILL coming.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have pulled a net $614.7M out in October's first 12 trading days, and Bitcoin is still sitting above $80,000.
Think about that, guys. Hot CPI. Hot PPI. A Fed chair who won't even hint at his next move. And $BTC still got bid straight back after dipping under $80K.
Grayscale says Bitcoin's one-year volatility just dropped to 43%, way under its 10-year average of 64%. The market is getting quieter while the pressure builds, right?
It's a pressure cooker with the lid on. Warsh won't say when it comes off. We find out on Oct. 28.
So which way does it blow?

Sui's own stablecoin just hit a record $80M supply.
USDsui is issued by Stripe's Bridge, and the yield it earns buys $SUI on the open market. 830,300 SUI so far, worth about $646K.
Small numbers with a real flywheel. How big does this need to get before it moves the price?

New and existing BloFin users can get a 10% futures bonus on deposits, up to 1,000 USDT, for the first 100 who qualify.
New accounts can also claim $150 in position vouchers.
Deposit by October 23. Full terms below.

Chainlink just secured another entry point into Japan's financial sector.
Pacific Meta named CCIP its preferred cross-chain rail and added Chainlink's compliance tools for Japanese institutions.
Japan, SBI, and now this.

Sui just lined up $500M in commitments for a Bitcoin product that hasn't even launched yet.
That's Hashi, guys. Your BTC stays on the Bitcoin network, and you borrow against it on sui:native.
Think of it like a home equity line. You keep the house. You still get the cash.

Ledger just unveiled an $849 hardware wallet after malicious implants were found in devices sold through an Asian reseller.
Atom promises anti-tampering protection, AI agent approvals and post-quantum security.
Shipping in summer 2027.
Guys, $849 for a crypto wallet. Would you pay it?