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More →Over the past 4 hours, the share of active buy trades in SOL contracts was 47.51%.
CoinWorld data: Over the most recent 4 complete hours, the taker buy volume share of the SOLUSDT perpetual contract was 47.51%, while the taker sell share was 52.49%, with taker selling dominating. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours ago, it fell by 1.898 percentage points; compared with the same-caliber snapshot 7 days ago, it fell by 0.6094 percentage points.
Hurricane Isaias is pushing up crude oil prices along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
Coin World News: Hurricane Isaias is driving up crude oil prices along the U.S. Gulf Coast, where nearly three-quarters of oil production has been shut down. As of 12:00 p.m. Eastern Time on Friday, producers had suspended about 1.46 million barrels per day of output, and workers had been evacuated from 129 platforms. Chartering a very large crude carrier to transport U.S. crude to Asia currently costs about $79 million, which is eroding the economics of U.S. crude oil exports overseas.
Over the past 4 hours, active buy trades accounted for 49.73% of ETH futures trading volume.
Bjie.com data: For the ETHUSDT perpetual contract, the taker buy volume share over the most recent 4 complete hours was 49.73%, while the taker sell share was 50.27%, with taker selling dominating. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours earlier, it fell by 0.4748 percentage points; compared with the same-caliber snapshot 7 days earlier, it rose by 4.7263 percentage points.
BTC has seen a net capital inflow of 1,317.7039 BTC over the past 24 hours.
CoinWorld data: BTC's net capital inflow over the past 24 hours was 1,317.7039 BTC. This figure is aggregated from continuous 1-hour resolution data and represents a rolling 24-hour net capital flow denominated in BTC assets. It does not represent exchange net inflows, on-chain exchange flows, or institutional capital flows, and should not be conflated with deposit/withdrawal data from any single exchange. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours ago, it rose 227.4%; compared with the same-caliber snapshot 7 days ago, it rose 143.56%.
Goodfire launches internal monitoring system to improve AI agent safety.
CoinWorld news: Goodfire launched an "internal monitoring" system on October 8, 2026, aimed at improving the safety of AI agents. The system reads internal neural signals from models to monitor potential malicious behavior in real time, avoiding risks at the output stage. Goodfire's monitoring cost is about $185 per million exchanges, a significant cost advantage compared with the industry standard of $5,420. The system achieves a 93% capture rate for malicious attack sessions, with a false positive rate of 5.5%. Goodfire has secured about $207 million in funding, and its team includes senior experts from DeepMind and OpenAI.
New York State reaches $35 million settlement with Celsius founder
CoinWorld news: New York Attorney General Letitia James announced a $35 million settlement with Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky, permanently barring him from the cryptocurrency, securities, and commodities industries. The agreement resolves a 2023 civil fraud lawsuit against Mashinsky, which accused him of misleading investors before Celsius collapsed. Mashinsky is currently serving a 12-year prison sentence after being convicted of securities and commodities fraud, and has been ordered to forfeit more than $48 million in assets.
The proportion of active buy trades in BTC contracts over the past 4 hours is 45.56%.
CoinWorld data: For the most recent 4 complete hours of the BTCUSDT perpetual contract, active buy trades accounted for 45.56% of volume, while active sell trades accounted for 54.44%, with active selling dominating. Compared with the same-methodology snapshot 24 hours earlier, this is down 3.8747 percentage points; compared with the same-methodology snapshot 7 days earlier, it is down 3.0243 percentage points.
ETH liquidation pressure: watch $2,439.25 to the downside and $2,798.33 to the upside.
CoinWorld data: ETH is currently priced at approximately $2,476.4. If the price falls by about 1.5% to around $2,439.25, some high-leverage long positions may face concentrated liquidations; if the price rises by about 13% to around $2,798.33, some high-leverage short positions may face concentrated liquidations. The liquidation zone below is currently closer to the current price, meaning that if the price moves downward, long liquidation pressure may emerge earlier. Other notable zones: below at $2,197.8 and $2,166.85; above at $2,816.9 and $2,823.09. The above levels are estimated based on public market prices and changes in open interest, and do not mean the price will necessarily reach them, nor are they predictions of price movement. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours ago, it is up 0.54%; compared with the same-caliber snapshot 7 days ago, it is down 7.13%.
France's Financial Committee passes a proposal to tax cryptocurrency-to-stablecoin conversions.
According to news from Bijie.com, the French Financial Committee voted to pass a proposal to tax transactions involving the exchange of cryptocurrencies for stablecoins. Transactions exchanging BTC for other cryptocurrencies can still defer taxation, and the proposal still needs to be voted on and approved by the National Assembly and the Senate. (bitcoin archive)
Crypto.com operator Foris Dax wins dismissal of privacy lawsuit
Crypto.com operator Foris Dax won a dismissal in California of a lawsuit over cookie privacy, with the judge finding that the plaintiff lacked standing to sue. Judge Edward M. Chen noted that the plaintiff has 30 days to refile the complaint. The dismissal was based on the court's independent review of jurisdiction, and the judge emphasized that without concrete harm, the court cannot hear the case. The plaintiff filed the lawsuit in 2025, claiming that Crypto.com's cookie banner failed to follow the privacy settings selected by users. Although the plaintiff claimed that its financial interests were harmed by tracking, the judge held that an IP address and browser ID alone are not enough to constitute concrete harm. The judge noted that the sensitivity of the information is a key factor in determining privacy violations. The case was dismissed, but the judge did not rule out the possibility of the plaintiff refiling, and the 30-day deadline will expire on November 5.