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According to Coin World news, Medvedev: Russia will never sacrifice its relationship with Iran. Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Medvedev stated that Russia is prepared to play a mediating role between the United States and Iran to end the war, while Moscow will never sacrifice its relationship with Tehran. Medvedev also said that Iran-Russia relations are at an "unprecedented level," and that trade between the two countries grew by 20% last year. He also said that the planned Rasht-Astara railway will bring transformative effects. The railway will connect the Iranian city of Rasht with Astara on the border of Azerbaijan. He said: "This project, funded by Russia and Iran, is a key component of the International North-South Transport Corridor. This transport corridor connects Europe, Russia, the (Persian) Gulf region, and India via Azerbaijan and Iran." Medvedev also stated that Russia plans to build a new nuclear power plant in Iran as an additional project beyond the Bushehr nuclear power plant.
Hyperliquid receives its first USDC reserve income of $14.58 million.
According to CoinWorld data: According to monitoring by Hans, co-founder of hyperdash, Hyperliquid's AQAv2 mechanism has formed a new source of revenue. On October 3, the AQAv2 treasury wallet completed its first payment, paying $14.58 million for the USDC reserves held by the trading platform over the past 30 days, and the related funds will enter the assistance fund to buy HYPE. Under this mechanism, after users bridge USDC to Hyperliquid, Circle will mint the corresponding assets on HyperEVM and charge daily based on the treasury balance, settling once every 30 days. Coinbase and Circle each staked 500,000 HYPE. If payment is not made on time, Coinbase could lose 2% of its staked amount per day. Hans stated that Hyperliquid's revenue previously mainly came from trading fees, while AQAv2 enables the platform to earn revenue from margin deposits, regardless of whether the related funds participate in trading.
The Cronos POS governance proposal has passed, with a voter turnout of 48.36%.
Cronos's Cronos POS governance proposal has passed, with a voter turnout of 48.36%, of which 99.78% voted in favor. The proposal plans to use 100% of the revenue from two products, Ult and Cronos Launch, to buy CRO on the open market and burn it on-chain monthly, with the relevant transaction hashes to be made public. At the same time, the strategic reserve will be used to supplement future Cronos POS staking rewards. This proposal is a signaling governance proposal; it does not itself contain executable messages and will not directly modify on-chain parameters. Product revenue is currently traceable, and the buyback-and-burn contract and related automated execution mechanisms are still under development.
APEC Meeting of Ministers Responsible for Human Resources Development: Promoting AI Empowerment for People
CoinWorld news, APEC Meeting of Ministers Responsible for Human Resources Development: Promoting AI to Empower People. The recently held 8th APEC Meeting of Ministers Responsible for Human Resources Development conducted in-depth discussions on effective pathways for AI to empower human resources development. Economies generally agreed that the people-centered philosophy should be upheld, promoting AI to serve and empower people, and injecting new momentum into advancing shared development and prosperity among all economies.
SOL large holder account long-short ratio is 1.9665
CoinWorld data: The latest 4-hour snapshot for SOLUSDT shows that among the top 20% of accounts by margin balance, the long-short account ratio is 1.9665, with net long accounts outnumbering net short accounts among large holders. Compared with the same metric snapshot 24 hours earlier, it has decreased by 0.1266.
ETH large holder account long-short ratio is 1.6015
CoinWorld data: The latest snapshot of ETHUSDT on the 4-hour timeframe shows that among the top 20% of accounts by margin balance, the long-short account ratio is 1.6015, with more net long accounts among large holders. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours ago, it decreased by 0.1375.
Dogecoin Foundation: Dogecoin infrastructure expansion brings a new wave of projects
According to news from Bijie, Timothy Stebbing, Director of the Dogecoin Foundation, emphasized in a recent tweet that the expansion of Dogecoin infrastructure has brought an "absolute wave," with many new projects being built on the Dogecoin/EVM chain. Over the past week, Dogeos launched a public test network supporting Ethereum-style transactions, lending, and other applications, aiming to provide Dogecoin holders with more ways to use their tokens. Meanwhile, Metallicus launched DogecoinVM, connecting Dogecoin to its Metal network. Stebbing said these new developments mean there are more options than ever for building excellent solutions on Dogecoin. Dogecoin is currently moving toward its first golden cross in 2026, with MA 50 and MA 200 about to intersect. If confirmed, this would be Dogecoin's first golden cross in more than a year.
地址0x799…15f4c今早入场押注121.23 BTC
According to data from Bijie.com: address 0x799…15f4c entered this morning to bet on a Bitcoin rebound, opening a 7x leveraged long position of 121.23 BTC in the early hours, worth about $10.27 million, with an entry price of $84,918.9, and is currently sitting on an unrealized loss of $20,000. This is also the first time this address has opened a position on HyperLiquid.
BTC large holder account long-short ratio is 1.2467
CoinWorld data: The latest 4-hour snapshot of BTCUSDT shows that among the top 20% of accounts by margin balance, the long-short account ratio is 1.2467, with more net long accounts among large holders. Compared with the same metric snapshot 24 hours ago, it decreased by 0.0137.
Hong Kong police received a report that a 60-year-old woman was scammed out of HK$21.5 million through a fake investment website.
According to a report by HK01, Hong Kong police received a report on October 3 from a 60-year-old woman. The victim had previously met someone online who claimed to be an "investment expert," and was later induced to invest in cryptocurrency through a fraudulent investment website. The platform then demanded that she pay a "deposit" on the grounds of proving that her investment account was not used for money laundering. Between April 14 and September 22, the victim transferred funds multiple times to designated investment accounts, incurring cumulative losses of approximately HK$21.5 million (about US$2.74 million), after which she suspected she had been scammed and reported the case to the police. The police initially classified the case as "obtaining property by deception," and it is being followed up by the Sau Mau Ping District Crime Investigation Team. No arrests have been made so far.