Two newly created addresses withdrew 820 BTC from CEX, worth $94.32 million

- Zelle plans to expand international remittances using stablecoins, leveraging its $1T domestic transaction network and 150M users. - Backed by JPMorgan, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo, the move targets speed, cost, and compliance challenges in cross-border payments. - The initiative aligns with U.S. regulatory clarity post-GENIUS Act, positioning stablecoins as a bridge between traditional finance and blockchain. - Challenges include AML/KYC compliance and competition from PayPal, crypto-native stablec

- Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL) surged in October 2025 amid DeFi growth and rising on-chain derivatives demand, as decentralized perpetual exchanges (DEXs) hit $1T+ monthly trading volume. - Hyperliquid led the rally with $317B traded, while rivals like Aster and Astros expanded DEX infrastructure, pushing DEXs to 26% of crypto-derivatives market share. - Despite security risks (e.g., Bunni DEX’s $8.4M exploit), DeFi resilience persists, with tokens like Pump.fun (PUMP) and Jupiter’s JUP seeing TVL gains and

- Whale 0x960 opened $37M BTC/ETH long positions with 15x leverage, risking liquidation at $3,705 (BTC) and $10,500 (ETH). - BTC ETFs gained $90.6M inflows while ETH ETFs lost $93.6M, reflecting diverging investor sentiment amid $111K BTC and $3,932 ETH prices. - Recent $19B crypto liquidation event highlighted market vulnerability to whale-driven shorting, with 79% of traders expecting prolonged US government shutdown. - Divergent whale strategies show $8.09M gains vs. $5.52M losses, while BTC crossing $1

- The "100% Win Rate Whale" added $1M in USDC to its BTC short, raising the liquidation price to $118,409 amid a $4.07M unrealized loss. - A separate whale (0x960) opened $37M in BTC/ETH long positions, highlighting market divergence as others bet on recovery. - Analysts note Trump's trade policies and macro factors will drive BTC's next move, with the $118,409 level critical for the whale's position.