Whale Dumps 482,228 $SOL ($49.17M) in 3 Days, Deposits $17.3M to Exchanges

According to official news, Pump.fun now supports X Layer. Users can use Pump.fun’s web platform and app to conduct operations including depositing, withdrawing, asset discovery, price checking, and trading of X Layer ecosystem assets. The platform offers a one-stop experience from asset discovery to trading, making it more convenient for users to engage in X Layer ecosystem asset transactions.

Bitget has launched perpetual contracts for three stocks: EIDO (iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF), STM (STMicroelectronics), and EQT (EQT Corporation). The contracts are settled in USDT, offering up to 20x leverage and 24/7 trading. As of now, Bitget supports a total of 382 stock contract underlying assets.

This #EthereumOG, who bought 100,000 $ETH at just $0.31 each, sold another 1,500 $ETH ($3.48M) over the past 8 hours.

BlackRock’s subsidiaries BlackRock Financial Management and BlackRock Japan have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Japanese financial group SBI Holdings and Startale Group to explore linking tokenized money market funds (MMFs) with the yen stablecoin JPYSC. The partnership will focus on technical infrastructure, business models, distribution channels, and regulatory frameworks, and plans to make the offering available to financial institutions in Japan and other overseas markets. JPYSC is issued by SBI Shinsei Trust Bank and distributed by SBI VC Trade. BlackRock’s earlier-launched tokenized fund BUIDL manages approximately $2.17 billion in assets. (The Block)

According to Kaiko data, less than an hour after AI firm Anthropic publicly filed its S-1 registration statement for a U.S. IPO on October 26, trading volume for its pre-IPO perpetual contracts surged 159% over the past 24 hours. Binance-related contracts saw a 233% 24-hour trading volume increase to $35.2 million, while open interest rose 6.8%.

Against the backdrop of the upcoming Federal Reserve policy meeting, Bank of America (BofA) has issued a forecast, projecting that Chair Waller’s October press conference will follow the brief format of September, lasting around 30 minutes and likely without a Q&A session. BofA notes that if the Fed opts for a rate hike, Waller will face relatively less communication pressure, needing only to emphasize that inflation remains high and broad-based, financial conditions are not sufficiently tight, and the economy and labor market remain robust. His core task will be to avoid appearing overly hawkish to prevent the rate hike from triggering excessive tightening of financial conditions. If the Fed holds rates steady, Waller will need to strongly guard against market doubts about the Fed’s credibility. Facing the strong September inflation data, even when focusing on trends rather than individual data points, it is hard to shake off suspicion of complacency on inflation, as it was precisely similar trends that led to the September rate hike. If Waller is unwilling to guide the quarterly rate hike pace to lock in a December rate hike, the market may see a repeat of yield curve steepening distortion, a weaker U.S. dollar, and risk asset sell-offs. Finally, BofA maintains its judgment that the Fed will raise rates in December 2026 and March 2027 respectively; it also stresses that if inflation stickiness exceeds expectations in the first half of 2027, further rate hikes cannot be ruled out.