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CryptoMichNL shared his experience at the $SUI Basecamp, discussing the similarities between the current market cycle and 2017. He mentioned that $SUI, $ETH, and $SOL are his key focuses, and pointed out that adoption and innovation in the current market are not growing linearly, but rather following an exponential S-curve. He expects the crypto industry to experience similar growth in the coming years. CryptoMichNL also mentioned that since the last quarter of 2025, on-chain activity for tokenization has increased significantly, but prices have not yet caught up. He emphasized that the current narrative around $SUI is not accurate, and that there is a great deal of untapped potential. Key updates from the $SUI Basecamp include: a record-breaking 40 million TPS, a $500 million investment in Hashi, a partnership with Alibaba Cloud, and an excellent speech on on-chain liabilities. He believes that the current value of $SUI is significantly undervalued, and he expects a substantial increase after the narrative shifts.
Main force 24-hour movement: BTC whales show more limit sell orders, totaling 719 million USD.
Bjie.com data: The total trading data of BTC and ETH by major players in the last 24 hours is as follows: BTC's cumulative trading volume was 719 million USD, of which buy trades accounted for 272 million USD and sell trades accounted for 447 million USD, with a net trading difference of -176 million USD. ETH's cumulative trading volume was 975 million USD, of which buy trades accounted for 485 million USD and sell trades accounted for 489 million USD, with a net trading difference of -3.74 million USD. The latest data shows that BTC's net pending order difference is 879 million USD, and ETH's net pending order difference is 1.735 billion USD. Major players' pending orders may be withdrawn or executed at any time. The data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.
The State Council issued guidelines proposing the construction of a national blockchain network.
CoinWorld news: The State Council recently issued the "Opinions of the State Council on Developing New Quality Productive Forces," proposing to optimize the layout of national data infrastructure and build a nationwide integrated computing power network and national blockchain network.
New York Fed: Trump tariffs caused prices to rise for 67 categories of goods.
According to Bijie News, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York: Trump's tariffs have caused prices of 67 categories of goods to rise. Research by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows that if President Trump had not imposed tariffs on imported goods, the prices of many everyday items would have declined, but instead they rose because of the tariffs. The report shows that as of February this year, Trump's tariffs raised the price level of 67 categories of goods by 2.9 percentage points. Without the tariffs, the prices of these goods would have fallen by nearly 1%. The report points out that for every one percentage point increase in the average tariff rate, consumer prices rise by about 0.25 percentage points one year later, and the upward pressure on prices brought by tariffs will continue until 2027. About two-thirds of the price increases for these goods are the direct impact of import tariffs, while the rest comes from U.S. companies using imported components and materials in their products, being indirectly affected by the tariffs.
QQQ off-exchange short sale volume ratio reported at 54.39%
BiJie Network US stock data: QQQ's off-exchange short selling volume accounted for 54.39% that day. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours earlier, it fell by 13.7744 percentage points; compared with the same-caliber snapshot 7 days earlier, it fell by 7.4655 percentage points.
DEX 24-hour trading volume reached 7.604 billion USD.
CoinWorld data: Within the period, DEX 24-hour trading volume was $7.604 billion, down 28.75% compared with the previous statistical period under the same scope. Among them, the DEX trading volumes of the five monitored public chains were: Ethereum $1.042 billion; Solana $2.215 billion; BSC $603 million; Base $839 million; Arbitrum $117 million.
OneKey analyzes the Ledger supply chain attack and proposes five security improvement measures.
According to CoinWorld news, regarding the incident in which Ledger devices sold through the cryptobilis channel were suspected of being tampered with, leading to the theft of approximately $90 million in assets, OneKey founder Yishi said that as of October 10, OneKey had not received any related reports of damage. After analyzing the attack path of supply chain implantation in Ledger hardware, OneKey announced five improvement measures, including upgrading anti-counterfeiting packaging, launching an initialization process that does not require screen display, and advancing encryption of internal communications on the motherboard bus at the firmware and hardware levels. Yishi hopes that manufacturers, researchers, and distribution partners will work together to study the device delivery process and how sensitive data is transmitted inside the device.
Tron's USDT supply increased by 18.67 billion, bringing the total to 94.25 billion.
According to data from Bijie.com: over the past year, the USDT supply on the Tron chain increased by 18.67 billion, reaching 94.25 billion.
Specter questions Serpin token issuance and refund arrangements.
According to CoinWorld news, on-chain detective Specter stated that Serpin conducted an early issuance despite previously claiming it would not issue a token, and after the token's TGE it was only listed on Coinbase, resulting in low liquidity. Specter pointed out that participants had to go through a lengthy verification process and could only recover 85% of their funds, and questioned why the project team did not fully refund the participants.
After its TGE, the Serpin token was listed only on Coinbase, and on-chain detective Specter questioned the arrangement to refund 85% of the funds.
CoinWorld data: The Serpin token was listed only on Coinbase after its TGE. On-chain detective Specter posted on X that Serpin issued a token for a project that originally did not need one and conducted an early issuance, despite having previously said it would not issue a token. The project remained inactive at the time of the TGE, and the token was listed only on Coinbase with low liquidity, without being listed on exchanges such as MEXC or KuCoin. Specter said that participants need to go through a lengthy verification process to recover 85% of their funds, and questioned why the project team would not fully refund participants for its own decisions and mistakes. The project was originally scheduled to conduct its TGE in September, but it was later delayed.