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According to data from Trader T (@thepfund), Bitcoin spot ETF net outflows reached $484.9 million yesterday, marking the largest single-day outflow since June 25. On the same day, Bitcoin's price fell for a third consecutive day, closing near $83,000 and hitting a 17-day low. ETF outflows by product were as follows: BlackRock IBIT recorded $207.7 million in outflows, Fidelity FBTC recorded $105.1 million in outflows, ARK ARKB recorded $101.7 million in outflows, Grayscale GBTC recorded $39.3 million in outflows, Bitwise BITB recorded $27.6 million in outflows, and VanEck HODL recorded $3.5 million in outflows.
According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi, an address shorted 400 BTC with 40x leverage in the early hours of today, worth $33.13 million, with an entry price of $83,171.7, and is currently sitting on an unrealized profit of $134,000.
Odaily reports: Murphy posted on X that when Bitcoin's price declines, market makers' liquidity tends to lean toward the buy side, and traders also place orders at lower prices. Data shows that Binance's spot order book 5% depth gap once reached $80 million when Bitcoin fell to around $83,000. Calculated at $83,000, buy orders within the 5% depth range roughly extend down to $79,000, indicating relatively thick buy-side support in the $83,000–$79,000 range. At the same time, the difference between Binance Taker active buy and active sell transaction volumes has continued to rise, indicating an increase in active buying and a decrease in active selling.
Odaily News: Galaxy Research on-chain tracking shows that the US government transferred approximately 9,261 BTC, worth about $770 million, to Coinbase Prime over two days. Since the deposit address was first activated in December 2025, it has cumulatively received 11,567 BTC, of which 6,406 came from wallets already labeled as belonging to the US government, and 5,160 came from previously unlabeled wallets.Of the 9,261 BTC transferred this time, nearly half can be traced back to Bitfinex hacker funds recovered by the US government, with some coming from previously known Binance-related seized assets; among them, 2,456 BTC previously had no clear government attribution label, but because they entered this address through the same path as government funds, they are currently regarded as US government seized assets. The US government currently holds approximately 319,100 BTC, of which about 71% comes from LuBian-related BTC and Bitfinex recovered funds.In January 2025, a US federal court approved the return in kind of seized Bitfinex hacker funds to Bitfinex, and the main address holding approximately 94,600 BTC has still not moved. In October 2025, the US Department of Justice filed a civil forfeiture lawsuit against Chen Zhi and related assets, involving approximately 127,300 BTC; this batch of LuBian BTC entered addresses attributed to the US government between June and July 2024. Since 2013, US government-related addresses have received a total of approximately 555,300 BTC, worth about $16.1 billion at prices at the time; during the same period, approximately 236,200 BTC flowed out, worth about $3.8 billion at prices at the time. After excluding internal transfers between the government's own addresses, this transfer, based on labeled government addresses, ranks 9th among the largest single-day BTC outflows in US government history, and is also the largest since December 2, 2024. BTC being transferred to Coinbase Prime does not mean the US government has already sold it, and on-chain transfers alone cannot confirm the specific purpose of the funds.
According to Coinbase's official blog, Coinbase announced that it will provide stablecoin services for Samsung Wallet, with USDC launching as the default U.S. dollar stablecoin in the U.S. market during the last week of October 2026. When users deposit into their stablecoin balances, USDC will automatically appear as the default option. The related assets will be held in custody by Coinbase Prime Vault through its NYDFS-compliant custody service, operated in collaboration with licensed stablecoin infrastructure provider Bastion. To date, USDC's circulating supply has already grown by 72% in 2025 to exceed $75 billion, and the number of wallets holding the asset has increased by 59% to nearly 7 million.
according to Lookonchain monitoring, another Bitcoin whale transferred 4,500 BTC after more than 4 years of dormancy, worth $376 million.
Odaily News: Analysis by security firm CertiK shows that a legacy MakerDAO auction keeper contract was exploited, with the attacker draining 200 ETH worth over $500,000. According to CertiK, the root cause is a lack of access control in the 0x8804d1de function within the keeper implementation contract. This contract was involved in the March 2020 "Black Thursday" liquidation crisis, where it won ETH at zero bids. Four lots of 50 ETH each were never settled, and the attacker used this to drain the funds, transferring them out via Tornado Cash in batches of 10 ETH each. This contract is not part of the current Sky ecosystem core, but old contracts still holding funds may remain potential attack targets.
Odaily News — According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin, OG whale pinosaur.eth (0x0F8...605A) transferred 9,618 ETH (worth $24.58 million) that had been held for 9 years to Kraken and fully exited 6 hours ago, netting a profit of $24.21 million, a 65x return. The ETH can be traced back to 7,459 ETH withdrawn from Bitfinex in April 2017, when ETH was priced at $50.
according to Onchain Lens monitoring, an address (t1hBootrMTnk9t2uYV3AWhMTswxphheEpEr) withdrew 1,000 ZEC worth $1.33 million from Binance one hour ago. Shortly after, all 1,000 ZEC were deposited into the Zcash privacy pool, making subsequent transfers private.
According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi, three new addresses withdrew 23,456 ETH from Coinbase 3 hours ago, worth $60.37 million, at an average withdrawal price of $2,574.06.
Odaily News: According to Onchain Lens monitoring, Multicoin has once again deposited 67,500 HYPE worth $5.92 million into Coinbase Prime; over the past 4 weeks, it has cumulatively transferred 760,580 HYPE worth $62.99 million to Coinbase Prime.
According to on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN), Hyperliquid's development team HyperLabs successfully redeemed 3.75 million HYPE tokens (approximately $332 million) 8 hours ago. After being distributed across five wallets and consolidated to address 0x875...1d1, this address is suspected to belong to an institution that purchased the tokens from the team via OTC. Of the total, 1.25 million HYPE tokens (approximately $110 million) have been deposited back into staking, while the remaining 2.5 million HYPE tokens (approximately $220 million) remain in the wallet. Project members had previously revealed on Discord that upon redemption, this batch of tokens would be allocated to team members and subsequently sold to an institution via OTC.
Odaily News: The U.S. government address continued to transfer 5,382.1 BTC, worth $448 million, to Coinbase Prime from last night to the early hours of this morning. Over the 32 hours from the early hours of yesterday to now, this address has cumulatively transferred out tokens worth $670 million, including 6,215.7 BTC, worth $520 million; 119 million USDT; and 40,285 BNB, worth $31.63 million. Among these, all BTC and USDT entered Coinbase Prime.
Odaily reports: Bitcoin News posted on X platform that Lightspark has released a dotMoney prototype, allowing users to send test funds by sharing links, .money files, or directly between nearby iPhones. The files can be sent via AirDrop, messaging apps, or stored on a USB drive; the underlying funds are transferred between wallets via Spark. Each file can only be claimed once, and copying or forwarding will not generate duplicate funds. The sender can also cancel unclaimed payments. Currently, the prototype uses test funds with no monetary value, and Lightspark is also testing bank, Cash App, and Lightning withdrawal functionality through Grid.
According to Onchain Lens monitoring, the U.S. government has transferred an additional 94.15 million USDT from seized FTX/Alameda funds to Coinbase Prime. The cumulative transfer amount over the past few hours has reached approximately $566 million.
Hunter Biden launched a MEME coin based on his laptop, $LAPTOP, and used on-chain data to prove that the founding team did not dump or cash out, despite market makers rapidly exiting at the peak.
Odaily News: According to Bitcoin News monitoring, Arkham reports that US government-linked wallets transferred approximately 4,695 BTC, along with WBTC and USDT, through a series of transactions today, involving total assets worth approximately $470 million. On-chain analyst @TimechainIndex independently flagged the same batch of approximately 4,695 BTC, distributed across 4 transactions. The assets are related to seizures tied to the Bitfinex hack and FTX/Alameda, with some assets already sent to Coinbase Prime deposit addresses. This transfer follows the US government's additional transfer to Coinbase Prime yesterday.
According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, the 3.75 million HYPE that the Hyperliquid development team HyperLabs address (0x43e9...a251) applied to unstake 7 days ago was successfully redeemed 2 minutes ago, worth $332 million.
Odaily News: According to Hunter Biden monitoring, Hunter Biden, son of former U.S. President Biden, posted the independent investigation results of the LAPTOP token launch incident, stating that he had commissioned forensic firm Groom Lake to verify all transactions on the day of launch. He denied that the team cashed out, saying that the founder tokens remain concentrated in the same wallet and have not been transferred since launch; his personal tokens have been locked for six months and will then be released over two years. He cited the investigation as saying that Market Maker 1 had $500,000 in startup capital, but only injected about $5,200 and fewer than 30,000 tokens into the liquidity pool, with the latter accounting for only 0.003% of the total supply. Extremely low liquidity caused the price to rise from $0.05 to about $317 in less than two minutes, then fall 98% within one hour. Eighty-four seconds after the price peaked, Market Maker 1 withdrew funds during the sell-off, reducing the funds available near the current price to absorb selling from $16,200 to zero. He said Market Maker 1 made about $686,000 in profit from its DEX position, while Market Maker 2 netted more than $2.1 million from related DEX trades, and argued that the market makers responsible for the launch problems should buy back and burn tokens. He said he bears ultimate responsibility, will not exit the project, and plans next week to burn most of the unclaimed tokens from the first airdrop; that airdrop accounted for 10% of the total supply.
Odaily reports: According to on-chain analyst Ember, the U.S. government address transferred out $103 million in assets in the early hours of this morning, and 15 minutes ago transferred another 750.2 WBTC worth $62.34 million to Coinbase Prime. Over the past 24 hours, the address has transferred out $165 million in assets, of which 1,583.8 BTC worth $134 million went into Coinbase Prime.