The U.S.'s crypto holdings shrink by $16 billion: from $41 billion to $25 billion
Compared with the peak a year ago, the crypto assets held by the U.S. have now shrunk by $16 billion.
Peak last year: $41 billion.
Now: $25 billion.
What happened?
The cryptocurrencies held by the U.S. $BTC mainly came from law-enforcement seizures. The size of these holdings changes with market prices. The main reasons are:
First, the decline was mainly due to mark-to-market losses caused by falling market prices.
Second, some have already been sold. A significant amount of the seized Bitcoin was sold through a

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there are still many health problems,
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Unexpectedly, 3.5 million Bitcoin, worth hundreds of billions of dollars, has already disappeared forever.
Look at this chart. Estimates as of June 2026:
Of Bitcoin $BTC ’s total supply, approximately 17% has been lost—about 3.5 million Bitcoin.
How were these 3.5 million Bitcoin lost? The report lists several main reasons:
Lost private keys:
Hard drives failed, seed phrases were discarded, or the owner died
Transfer errors: Funds were sent to the wrong address and disappeared into a black hole
Holder deaths: No one knew where the private keys were
Failed early miners: They mined the coins but

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$LUMIA The most dangerous misconception right now is equating “strong momentum” directly with “it’s safe to keep chasing.”
This time, let’s ignore the gainers and losers list and focus only on positioning. The current price is 0.1484, about 44.41% above the 1-hour support at 0.0825 and about 7.28% below the resistance at 0.1592.
My criteria are simple: only a breakout above 0.1592 followed by continuation would count as an upside handoff; a break below 0.0825 invalidates the previous judgment. The 1-hour and 4-hour trends are both strong, with RSI at 81 and 79, respectively.
The issue now is n

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A technical analysis and a potential trade plan of $NEAR ‌
Technical Analysis (15m Timeframe)
1. Price Action & Trend:
· Current Price: 5.266 USDT (+4.61% for the day).
· Recent Movement: The asset had a strong impulse move from a low of 4.871 to a local high of 5.439. It is currently in a corrective phase (pullback/consolidation) after that sharp rise.
· Structure: It is currently testing a short-term support zone. It bounced slightly from the 5.20 area but faces immediate resistance.
2. Moving Averages (MA):
· MA5 : 5.215
· MA10 : 5.253
· MA30 : 5.293
· Observa

🚨 The 24-hour liquidation map is here! $BTC, $ETH, $SOL, $ZEC—which side blows first? Here's the takeaway: Long liquidation pressure below is considerable, but that doesn't mean the price will necessarily fall first. The key is which level gets breached first! 📌 Key liquidation levels for the four coins 🟠 $BTC Current price 82946.7; above: 83889.98, short liquidations 23.2786 million; below: 82214.94, long liquidations 29.3155 million. 🔵 $ETH Current price 2504.5; above: 2521.78, short liquidations 15.5934 million; below: 2471.44, long liquidations 16.9815 million. 🟣 $SOL Current price 11

#Ledger事件损失近9000万
1. The $MULedger Supply Chain Compromise: How Much Security Work Remains?
The reported losses serve as a major wake-up call for the entire crypto industry. On October 9, 2026, a blockchain analytics firm estimated that approximately $NVDAmillion had been drained from 311 wallets associated with purchased Ledger devices. This figure is an estimate for research purposes, not a final, independently verified total loss.
The recent $TSLAexploit involving tampered Ledger hardware wallets—linked to third-party reseller distribution and hardware implants—highlights a fundamental shi

Many people in the market are waiting for silver to break higher, with some already calling for targets of $35 or even $40 per ounce. But I’m more inclined to expect a pullback first. The reason is straightforward: the funding rate for perpetual contracts has been positive for three consecutive days, which means longs have to pay shorts funding every day. The cost may seem small on its own, but at 0.01% every 8 hours, it adds up to about 0.09% over three days, or nine settlement periods, equivalent to an annualized rate of nearly 11%; if the rate reaches 0.03%, the annualized rate exceeds 30%.

A rare weekend, so I took my daughter out for a stroll,
stepping away from the charts to spend some time with the little one.

#CRCLandCOINCantherallyspread?
Can Market Strength Spread from Crypto Stocks ($CRCL,$CRCLto the Broader Sector?
The rally in public crypto-adjacent equities serves as an essential liquidity indicator, but a broader sector-wide rally depends on specific conditions:
* Why Equities Lead First: Institutional investors often gain crypto exposure via regulated equity markets ($COINBitcoin/Ethereum ETFs, infrastructure stocks) before rotating directly into liquid altcoins. Strong earnings or valuation expansion in equity markets signals institutional risk-on sentiment.
A market report from October

$FIL The 1.08 support level must be watched closely today. It has fallen 8.39% over 24h, with a low of 1.0809, just a step away from the current price of 1.0822. I’m still holding my short position opened at 1.13 this morning, with a floating profit of more than 4 points, so I’ll hold it for now.
The plan is simple: if 1.08 breaks on increased volume, enter a short immediately, with a stop-loss at 1.105 and targets at 1.02 and 0.98. Keep the position below 20%. If it holds here and moves sideways on declining volume, take a small long position around 1.085, with a stop-loss at 1.072. For the r

$JCT It dropped 22% in 24 hours. I chased a long from 0.0029 to 0.0020 and cut my losses, losing 40% of this position. Yesterday, I saw its 24-hour trading volume surge to 92.8M and thought the funding rate turning negative was a bottom-fishing signal, but it plunged directly from 0.0031 to 0.0015, with long liquidations even more severe than last week’s panic selling. The Fear and Greed Index has now fallen to 18, and the funding rate is -0.03%, placing it in the extreme fear zone. Historically, $JCT has only seen a real rebound each time the funding rate falls below -0.05%, so it has not rea

Robinhood On-Chain Activity Cools Down: Daily Active Users Fall 31%, DEX Trading Volume Drops 21%
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Is activity cooling across Robinhood’s on-chain ecosystem? Reported data points to a slowdown, with daily active users down 31% from mid-September and decentralized exchange (DEX) trading volume declining 21%.
These changes raise important questions about user engagement, trading demand, and whether the market is entering a quieter phase or simply taking a temporary pause.
Join my Gate Live session as we examine what these figures could mean for the crypto market.
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#CRCLandCOINCantherallyspread?
Can Market Strength Spread from Crypto Stocks ($CRCL,$COIN) to the Broader Sector?
The rally in public crypto-adjacent equities serves as an essential liquidity indicator, but a broader sector-wide rally depends on specific conditions:
* Why Equities Lead First: Institutional investors often gain crypto exposure via regulated equity markets ($COIN, Bitcoin/Ethereum ETFs, infrastructure stocks) before rotating directly into liquid altcoins. Strong earnings or valuation expansion in equity markets signals institutional risk-on sentiment.
A market report from Octo

At noon, leaning over my desk, let me tell you something.
On October 11 last year, my friend—an actual friend, not that “my friend”—had 8.8 million U wiped out from his account that day. The coin fell, his position was liquidated, and he ended up owing the exchange 17 million. He still hasn’t recovered over the past few years.
That day, $19.16 billion was liquidated across the entire market. What does that mean? The COVID crash liquidated $1.2 billion, the FTX collapse $1.6 billion, March 12 saw $2 billion, and May 19 only $5 billion. In one day, it wiped out the combined total of all the blac