$5.05 million in net inflows isn’t a return of flows—it’s a last gasp.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs: On October 15, total net inflows were about $5.05 million. Of the 12 funds, only IBIT saw inflows, at about $16.79 million; most of the rest were flat or had small outflows—Grayscale Mini BTC saw about $7.64 million in outflows, and BTCO about $4.09 million. On the 16th, total net outflows were about $82.39 million; IBIT alone saw about $71.78 million in outflows, FBTC about $10.61 million, while the other 10 were flat.
For comparison: On the 14th, there were net outflows of about $261.5 million in a

AI has just found the vulnerabilities, but the people fixing them have to bring in another thousand workers. So much for helping people save some effort.
Bank of America asked AI to help identify software security vulnerabilities, using models including Mythos from AI company Anthropic. According to the bank’s CEO, the models found a large number of vulnerabilities, and the bank wanted to fix them as quickly as possible, so in the second quarter it brought in 1,000 outsourced engineers to assist its existing approximately 3,000 employees.
That’s a little awkward: it used to be hard to find pro

October ranks first among all months for Bitcoin’s median return at +12.61% over 2010-2025. For comparison, February returned a median of +12.19%, July +9.02% and November +8.53%.
Over those 16 years, Bitcoin finished October higher 11 times, or 69% of the time. The average return was +26.43%.

$BTW Up 24.3k%, with $70 million in funds fleeing over three days—couldn’t it dump 99% at any moment?🥶

Agents have wallets and can pay for things.
However, they still can’t borrow.
$PRIORS is the credit layer for AI agents on Robinhood Chain.
How it works:
➜ New agent starts with a small USDG line (as low as $5 from the treasury)
➜ It borrows, uses the capital, and repays on-chain
➜ Every repayment is public and builds a score/record anyone can check
➜ Defaults burn a large portion of the backer’s $PRIORS stake
You can also put your own $PRIORS or stock tokens behind lines.
Next step is credit sized to verified x402 income, so an agent’s real revenue automatically repays the loan first.
Revi

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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?

$ETH is looking a bit weak here.
• Lost the $2,550 level
• Trading back below the April highs
• $2,450 is now the key level to watch
If Ethereum fails to close the week above $2,450, another flush could be on the table.
Watching the weekly close closely. 👀

yo @Hera_Aoe we need help operating these

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Next week, list the conditions first, then assess the direction: range, confirmation, and risk control.
Based on the BTC hourly chart screenshot from October 17 at 13:00, there are three scenarios to watch:
Bullish scenario: Reclaim 81,700 and then move above 82,200–82,300, with improving volume and spot buying support.
Range-bound scenario: Continue fluctuating around 81,500–81,700 on declining volume, while waiting for new data or signals from capital flows.
Bearish scenario: Break below 81,500 decisively and fail to rebound, with 81,000 and lower levels of support in view.
This is not a pri

A man who ends up with a wife like this is truly miserable—he’ll be in despair for the rest of his life.

Shi Pan’s Weekly Recap (10.12-10.16)
A total of 7,000 points captured on BTC, 160 points on ETH, and 22 points of room on gold!
Monday: BTC first rebounded from 83,400 to 84,300 before coming under pressure and falling to 82,200. Mu Han remained firmly bullish throughout the day. In live trading, a BTC long at 83,300 captured a 1,000-point move, while an ETH long at 2,510 gained over 60 points. A gold short at 4,222 reached 4,178, netting over 40 points! A long-term BTC long gained over 4,000 points!
Tuesday: BTC followed the trend down to 80,900 but failed to extend its losses, then bulls dro

Even if something I make doesn’t make money, I still feel pretty happy as long as people use it often.
I’m increasingly able to understand those open-source programmers.

Recently, aside from making a little money, everything in life has been going wrong one thing after another.
I was muted for a month because a group I was in was reported, even though I wasn’t the group owner and didn’t say anything in it. Just being a member means getting punished too.
Then my frequently used mainland Chinese phone number was suspended. I went to service centers in Zhejiang and Shanghai, but neither helped. Even the Shanghai cross-provincial service center couldn’t help because I have Taiwanese status.
So after spending the whole morning in Shanghai, I could only take the hig

$NEAR INTENTS VOLUME IS ONLY THE START OF THE TOKEN STORY
The number I care about comes after the swap: how much revenue does the protocol retain?
Intents fees are shared with ecosystem participants. Revenue-share payouts are denominated in $NEAR, and product revenue has already funded token buybacks.
That creates a connection between usage and the token, but gross trading volume alone doesn’t tell us how strong it is.
My focus is retained revenue, actual buybacks and their size relative to new issuance.
For $NEAR, growing usage becomes more compelling when the economics grow alongside it.