Yesterday, the U.S. Ethereum Spot ETF saw a net inflow of $11.7 million

Decentralized privacy solution Fairblock has announced the launch of its privacy-focused stablecoin CUSD, built on PYUSDx and backed by M0, PayPal, MoonPay, and Predicate, with its first deployment on Arbitrum. CUSD supports public transfers while also enabling users to hide payment amounts and account balances. Institutions can leverage it to protect payroll disbursements, treasury management, and OTC settlement information, while individuals can conceal on-chain payment amounts and transaction flows. Fairblock stated that it will drive adoption and expand the use of privacy features through economic incentives moving forward, with more details to be announced separately.

Deribit announced in a post on X that the migration between Deribit and Coinbase International has been completed, with clients and liquidity now fully converging on Deribit. Users can trade spot, options, perpetual contracts, and futures for cryptocurrencies, stocks, and pre-IPO markets all on the same platform.

Crypto custody firm Copper has launched an institutional trading service for Hyperliquid perpetual contracts, allowing clients to trade via API and platform interface while holding assets in its non-custodial MPC infrastructure. Copper noted that assets in this integration are stored in Copper Vaults, with its strategy engine implementing operational controls expected by institutional users: multi-authorization workflows, granular permission controls, and full audit trails. The integration supports institutional trading strategies and adopts the same governance framework used for centralized exchange trading via ClearLoop.

Solana’s largest treasury firm, Forward Industries (NASDAQ: FWDI), has released an update on its SOL fund management strategy for the fourth fiscal quarter ended September 30, 2026. During the quarter, Forward increased its holdings of SOL and its equivalents by 948,601 tokens, a 13% rise, lifting its total from 7,552,698 tokens as of June 30, 2026 to 8,501,298 tokens as of September 30, 2026—accounting for roughly 1.4% of Solana’s circulating supply. The average cost of the newly added SOL in the quarter was $83 per token.

Crypto analyst alicharts, using long-term K-line charts of major crypto assets, predicts the tops of leading cryptocurrencies in this bull run from a technical analysis perspective as follows: Bitcoin’s first target is its previous high of $125,000; if it breaks through this level, it may test the upper boundary of its ascending channel, near $190,000. Ethereum’s monthly chart shows it has followed an ascending channel over the past five years, with the channel’s upper rail near $5,000 as a key level to watch. A break above this level is expected to push ETH toward $8,800. Solana’s monthly chart appears to be forming a cup-and-handle pattern, with its neckline around $295. A monthly close above this neckline would strengthen the bullish case, and the pattern’s projected potential target is near $2,744.

According to Bitget's market data, Brent crude oil's intraday decline has widened to 3%, currently trading at $98.38 per barrel. WTI crude oil is now down 3.8%.