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A new $175,000 Bitcoin price prediction from Nasdaq-listed Siebert Financial lands as BTC defends the $80,000 level through a hot inflation print.

Thailand's SEC crypto ETF framework goes live on October 16, permitting locally listed Bitcoin and Ether ETFs on the Stock Exchange of Thailand — but not a single fund is trading yet.

CoinShares predicts modest early inflows for Thailand's Bitcoin and Ether ETFs as the framework takes effect, with established channels likely to keep competing for investor demand.

BlackRock's digital asset products pulled in $7.9 billion in Q3, lifting crypto AUM to $79.6 billion — still 23% below last year's peak.

SoSoValue data shows U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs lost about $261 million on Wednesday after September CPI came in hot, continuing a volatile month of institutional flows.

Markets now price a 27% chance of a Fed rate hike at the October 27-28 meeting after September CPI hit 3.7%, with crypto acting as a high-beta casualty.

Nearly $1 billion in crypto liquidations hit on October 15 as Bitcoin fell toward $81,000 and Ethereum's 6.4% drop wiped out $286 million in ETH futures positions.

Ethereum plunged over 6% to ~$2,356 on October 15 with $106 million liquidated on Binance in a single hour, as 0.07 Gwei gas fees signaled almost no real on-chain demand.

XRPI and XRPR were the only crypto ETF group still taking in money on October 15 as XRP held near $1.30, diverging sharply from Bitcoin ETF outflows.

Ethereum, XRP and Solana fell roughly twice as hard as Bitcoin this week as a hot CPI print and a near-18-month dollar high triggered classic high-beta selling.

Ledger confirmed an unauthorized hardware implant in a CryptoBilis-sold device as on-chain analysts trace up to $93.2 million stolen; Tether froze $10 million in linked USDT.

Autheo's THEO token plunged 92% in a day after unauthorized minting on Base via suspected Hyperlane bridge exploit, with losses estimated near $1.7 million.

The 79thVault attacker returned 15,000 BNB — about 92% of the $12.5 million drained from the BNB Chain protocol on October 7 — in a rare DeFi recovery.

CertiK data shows $2.81 billion stolen in crypto hacks in 2026, with October already at $116.1 million across 26 incidents — and on-chain insurance covering barely 1% of losses.

Bitcoin's difficulty sits at 132.72T after the year's flattest retarget, with sub-10-minute block times pointing to an upward adjustment around October 16.

With hash rate near one zettahash and fees at just 0.69% of revenue, Bitcoin miners face a margin squeeze as AI data centers compete for the same cheap power.

A new BIS study finds higher bank deposit rates slow stablecoin growth within weeks, with USDC hit more than twice as hard as USDT.

Stablecoin market cap hit $300.9 billion in Q3 2026 with Circle adding $915M and Ripple $765M, while Tether's USDT contracted — and holder addresses topped 308 million.

Tether froze 1.45M USDT in THORChain vault addresses on Tron with no warning, halting swaps and sparking debate over centralized control in DeFi.

Dogecoin briefly fell below $0.08 on October 15 after hot CPI data and Bitwise's DOGE-holding BWOW ETF ceased trading, with the token down 8.6% on the week.

Whale Alert flagged a 300 million DOGE ($24.1M) transfer to Binance on October 15, piling potential sell pressure onto a token already down 8.6% on the week.