Traders "hold out patiently" for Bitcoin: All initial bottom-fishing positions have been fully purchased, priced between $66,000 and $68,000.

Billionaire investor and NVIDIA shareholder Leo KoGuan has voiced his support for Jensen Huang, noting he will not add to his stake in the chipmaker if its leadership changes. "Without Jensen Huang, I will not invest," KoGuan said, disclosing he has allocated roughly $1.3 billion to NVIDIA. KoGuan previously took to X to post a series of messages, hailing Huang as the "Supreme Creator", and acknowledged the executive has made missteps, but argued "we must prioritize rewarding" rather than "punishing" him. KoGuan began investing in NVIDIA in March this year, a notable shift for the investor who has long concentrated his net worth in a single stock: Tesla. KoGuan’s exact shareholding in NVIDIA cannot be independently confirmed as of now.

According to current mainstream centralized exchange (CEX) wealth management yield data: For USDT demand products, Binance offers an 11.64% yield for the 0–1,000 USDT tier, with the excess portion yielding 3.64%; Bitget’s 0–1,000 USDT tier yields 11.22%, and its excess portion yields 3.22%; OKX’s yield stands at 2.96% after a 15% fee deduction. HTX’s 7-day fixed-term product offers a 6% yield, with a quota of 0–10,000,000 USDT. For USDC: Binance’s 0–10,000 USDC tier yields 9.24%, with the excess portion at 2.24%; Bitget’s 0–300 USDC tier yields 6.66%, excess portion at 1.44%; OKX’s yield is 2.50% after a 15% fee deduction. HTX’s 7-day fixed-term product yields 6%, with a quota of 0–10,000,000 USDC. Overall, among demand products, Binance’s small-tier yields for both USDT and USDC rank among the top. All platforms generally apply a mechanism of high yields for small amounts and reduced yields for excess amounts. HTX’s product is a 7-day fixed-term offering, which differs in liquidity from demand products. Users should note the quota cap, interest calculation rules, fees, and real-time availability before subscribing. The yields displayed on the page do not constitute investment advice.

According to monitoring from EmberCN, a large crypto whale has just added to its Ethereum (ETH) position, purchasing $20 million worth of the asset to lower its average cost basis. Two months ago, the whale spent $40 million USDC to buy 15,118 ETH at an average price of $2,646 per token. One hour ago, it allocated an additional $20 million USDC to acquire 10,380 ETH at $1,927 per token. In total, the whale has spent $60 million to accumulate 25,498 ETH, resulting in an average entry price of $2,353 per ETH, with an unrealized loss of $10.48 million.

A whale just dumped 16,700 $ETH ($31M) in a single trade at $1,852.45. A month ago, the whale FOMO-bought 8,631 $ETH ($23.7M) at $2,749. Classic buy high, sell low!

According to HTX market data, Bitcoin has rebounded to break through the $69,000 mark, with its 24-hour decline narrowing to 5.9%.

On-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa) monitored that an ancient whale that purchased 38,800 ETH in the 2015 ICO sold 16,700 ETH in a single transaction, worth over $32.3 million. The whale, whose address is 0xBE4…a0c5F, bought 8,630.71 ETH on September 21 at an average price of $2,742.41, and sold this batch at $1,934.63, incurring a $6.97 million loss on this portion. Nevertheless, the whale’s ICO cost was as low as $0.31.