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On October 14, Coinbase released its post-quantum migration priorities for Bitcoin,
emphasizing the need to prepare in advance for signature upgrades and fund migration.
Quantum risks are now being openly discussed by mainstream platforms.
Do you think this is prudent preparation,
or just another long-term narrative?
Quantum-resistant technology is the future!
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On October 14, Michael Saylor said
that Bitcoin had bottomed out and rebounded, and is now in the early stages of a bull market,
with expectations that it will return to above $100,000.
The market is still fluctuating around $83,000.
Do you think this is a genuine signal,
or just another round of hype?
I’m bullish in the long term!
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On October 13, Strive bought 3,311 Bitcoin,
worth approximately $280 million, the largest purchase since January.
Another company is accumulating at lower levels.
Do you think this is a long-term bullish signal,
or another round of media hype?
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On October 13, Interactive Brokers expanded its crypto services through Zerohash,
adding Ethereum staking.
Traditional brokerages are starting to offer crypto yield products.
Do you think this is a sign that institutions are truly entering the market,
or just another round of regulatory testing?
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On October 13, Russia’s largest bank, Sberbank, received approval from the central bank to trade cryptocurrencies and plans to launch in December.
Traditional banks are officially entering the cryptocurrency trading market.
Do you think this is a genuine signal of openness,
or another round of controlled pilot testing?
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$BTC 10On the night of October 12, Bitcoin fell below $82,000,
with over $770 million in liquidations across the crypto market over the past 24 hours,
the vast majority of which were long positions.
Ethereum also fell to around $2,425.
Do you think this is a normal pullback,
or another round of leverage washout?
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On October 12, Strategy bought another 250 bitcoins,
at an average price of approximately $86,000, bringing its holdings to 848,250 bitcoins.
At the same time, it repurchased nearly 2 million preferred shares.
Do you think this is a signal of long-term bullishness,
or just another round of media manipulation?
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On October 12, South Korea’s Jeonbuk Bank began offering Bitcoin-collateralized Korean won loans to corporate customers.
A traditional bank is directly lending against BTC as collateral.
Do you think institutions are truly treating Bitcoin as an asset,
or is this another round of pilot testing?
Can BTC really be used as collateral?
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$XRP 10 October 12, Standard Chartered Bank announced that it would provide institutional custody for Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin,
which has already launched on XRPL, through its DIFC branch in Dubai.
The bank has begun directly accepting stablecoins for custody.
Do you think this is progress toward stablecoin compliance,
or another round of banks testing the waters?
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On October 12, Ledger confirmed that hidden implants were found in hardware wallets distributed by CryptoBilis.
The related theft investigation is still ongoing.
Some users’ losses have been transferred through channels such as Tornado Cash.
Do you think this is an issue with a single distributor,
or does the hardware wallet supply chain itself contain hidden risks?
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On October 8, Standard Chartered announced plans to launch digital asset custody in Singapore,
covering selected crypto assets, stablecoins, and tokenized real-world assets,
primarily targeting institutions and qualified investors.
Banking-grade custody is beginning to expand across the Asia-Pacific region.
Do you think this is a sign that institutions are truly entering the market,
or just another round of regulatory-compliance narratives?
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Crypto market liquidations totaled approximately $116 million over the past 24 hours,
with shorts accounting for 66%.
Bitcoin is still trading sideways around $83,000,
while many altcoins have been weakening for a full week.
Do you think this is a sign that shorts are being squeezed out,
or just temporary volatility?
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On October 12, Ripple-backed Evernorth is expected to list on Nasdaq,
under the ticker XRPN, focusing on an XRP digital asset treasury.
The transaction involves approximately 473 million XRP and $300 million in cash.
Do you think institutions are truly treating XRP as a reserve asset,
or is this just another round of narrative packaging?
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Visa’s latest survey: Nearly half of consumers in the Asia-Pacific region
would be willing to use stablecoins by 2031.
Stablecoins were previously used mainly as a trading hedge,
but are now moving toward everyday payments and savings.
Do you think this reflects genuine demand,
or is it a narrative driven by compliance and marketing?
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