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According to Iran's Fars News: An advisor to Iran's Revolutionary Guard stated that "illegal" shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz will soon be blocked.
Bitcoin's market dominance stands at 59.3%.
According to Bijie.com data: Under Bijie.com's unified market methodology, Bitcoin's market capitalization accounts for 59.3% of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization.
Hyperliquid whale opens $23 million xyz100 short, with $55,000 in unrealized profit
BiJie Network data: A whale wallet on the Hyperliquid platform (address: 0x9e2c) established a short position of 740 xyz100 within 15 hours, worth approximately $23 million, accounting for 10.3% of the token's open interest. The position currently has an unrealized profit of $55,000. The wallet has accumulated trading profits of $9.188 million, with a profit of $972,000 over the past 30 days.
Bitcoin falls below $84,000 as rising oil prices weigh on crypto market
CoinWorld data: Bitcoin fell below $84,000 after midnight UTC and is now trading at $83,752.90, after Iran's attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz escalated, pushing Brent crude above $101 per barrel and driving Treasury yields and the dollar higher. Market losses deepened, with smaller tokens tracked by the CoinDesk 80 Index falling nearly 4% over the past 24 hours, while the CoinDesk 5 Index dropped 2.5%. Decentralized finance (DeFi) tokens fell nearly 6%, while the meme coin index declined about 5%. During this period, liquidations climbed 235% to $547 million. Ethereum (ETH) is now trading at $2,581.61, down 3.5% since midnight. Demand for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs remained steady before the decline, with $119 million in inflows on Tuesday, marking the fourth day of inflows in the past five trading sessions. The minutes of the Federal Reserve's September meeting will be released on Wednesday, and analyst Dan Khus said weak employment data makes another rate hike this month less likely.
Trump-backed WLFI plans to launch USD1 online payments
According to CoinWorld news, World Liberty Financial (WLFI) announced at the Token2049 conference in Singapore that it will introduce USD1 stablecoin payments to major online platforms through a partnership with Mesh. WLFI CEO Zach Witkoff and co-founder Zak Folkman participated in a discussion themed on stablecoins. Folkman stated that in addition to using the World Liberty app, they also plan to extend the same technology to some of the largest Web2 enterprises. WLFI's USD1 stablecoin is designed to maintain a value of 1 US dollar, is issued by BitGo, and has a market capitalization of approximately 4.45 billion US dollars.
Samsung enters Q3 earnings facing 5 key questions
CoinWorld data: Samsung Electronics will release preliminary guidance for its Q3 2026 earnings on Thursday. Analysts expect operating profit to reach 106.1 trillion won (about $79.1 billion), which would mark the fourth consecutive record-breaking quarter. Although demand for AI infrastructure still exceeds memory supply, the pace of memory price increases slowed this quarter, and investors are beginning to question whether chip profits have already peaked. Samsung's guidance document lists only consolidated sales and operating profit, with the detailed report to be released at the end of October. Thursday's release will answer the profit question first, while the other four questions depend on analyst estimates, industry data, and market reaction.
SUI partners with Alibaba, allowing AI agents to make payments without human approval.
According to news from Bijie, SUI has partnered with Alibaba Cloud to launch a new way for AI agents to pay for cloud services without human approval. The plan was announced at SUI's annual conference, SUI Basecamp, and no specific launch date or pricing has been disclosed yet. Under the plan, Alibaba Cloud services will integrate with SUI's agent payment tool, and AI agents will make payments according to a set budget. This move could change how AI agents spend money, but it is not yet clear how instructions will be provided to the agents.
Bitcoin's worst day is about to repeat itself, and the market faces a new threat.
BeInCrypto reports that as October arrives, Bitcoin (BTC) faces new market threats. Last October, Bitcoin's price had hit a new high, but after a tweet from the White House was posted, the market instantly wiped out $19 billion in funds. Traders called this crash 10/10. Bitcoin is currently trading at $85,558, down about 32% from its all-time high. Meanwhile, diesel prices are also rising, with the current U.S. average diesel price at $6.41 per gallon, up 73% from last year.
BTC perpetual contract open interest totals 15.663 billion USD
According to data from Bijie.com: under the statistical methodology of selected mainstream platforms, the total notional open interest of BTC USDT-margined perpetual contracts is 15.663 billion USD.
Jeff Yan: The Wall Street wealth-creation model is unsustainable for most participants.
According to CoinWorld news, Hyperliquid co-founder and CEO Jeff Yan said at Token2049 that Wall Street's traditional wealth creation model is unsustainable for most participants, and retail investors often miss the main growth gains before assets are listed. Hyperliquid aims to expand wealth creation opportunities and participation in the financial system. Its perpetual contracts reduce trader decision-making and avoid liquidity fragmentation through a no-expiration design. Hyperliquid generated $72 million in revenue over the past 30 days, ranking third among the highest-revenue DeFi protocols.