🔴 Sunday morning news roundup, 10/11/2026 🕯 BTC around $82,930 (10:22), gold around $4,190, and the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield closed the week at 5.24%. 💵 Over the past week, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of $681.1 million, while Ether ETFs saw net outflows of $542.1 million—the weakest week for Ether ETFs since January. 🔥 One year after the 10/10/2025 crash: BTC and ETH liquidity has recovered, BTC order book depth is ~75% higher than on the day of the crash, but altcoins remain thin. 🔒 XRP Ledger disclosed an integer overflow bug that could create XRP out of thin air; it was patched in xrpld 3.4.1 on September 25, with no signs of exploitation seen so far. 🔗 Robinhood Chain cools off: average transactions totaled 6.2 million per day during October 2–8, down 42% from mid-September.

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#xrp账本修复可增发xrp的漏洞 It can actually print money out of thin air! An old bug in the XRP Ledger had been hidden for about 10 years. In theory, it could allow someone to “create” new XRP out of thin air and spend it normally, breaking the rule that “there will only ever be 100 billion XRP.” What happened? The ledger used ordinary numbers when adding up amounts. If a single transaction included several hundred exceptionally high-priced orders, the sum could become too large and the computer would “overflow”—the number would suddenly turn from very large to very small. The result was: • Sellers still received the full amount of XRP; • Buyers were charged only a tiny amount; • The difference effectively became XRP created out of thin air. This bug would not be triggered under normal circumstances. Someone would have to deliberately prepare several hundred accounts, place a batch of absurdly priced orders, and then submit a specially crafted transaction. The cost was also low—several hundred XRP, most of which could be recovered. This bug was reported on September 22, 2026, by researcher Cayden Liao and Veria AI through the XRPL bug bounty program. The good news is: • It was quietly fixed on September 25 (upgrading to xrpld 3.4.1 is sufficient); • An official investigation found no evidence that anyone had actually used the vulnerability to mint coins; • Ordinary transfers and trading were completely unaffected. This is still only the vulnerability discovered so far—how many undiscovered ones are there? If exploited, it could become a systemic disaster.$XRP