Data: Tether has issued over $600 million in gold-backed tokens, XAUT, since May

- Dogecoin millionaires are shifting to Paydax (PDP), a DeFi platform offering real-world asset (RWA) lending and insurance, with bullish price forecasts of 65,000% by October. - PDP’s presale offers $0.015 entry with a 25% bonus, leveraging partnerships with Sotheby’s, Brinks, and Chainlink to build institutional credibility and utility-driven appeal. - The platform enables 97% LTV loans on assets like real estate and gold, with APYs up to 40% via leveraged yield farming, positioning it as a versatile alt

- Hyperliquid ($HYPE) faces price stagnation between $35-$44 after 16% decline from $59.39 peak, while BlockchainFX ($BFX) raises $9.4M in presale. - Investors shift toward BFX's utility-driven hybrid trading platform with 38x ROI potential vs. HYPE's speculative focus and weak technical indicators. - BFX's $0.026 presale price offers 185,185 tokens for $5K, projected to reach $1, contrasting HYPE's $50B valuation doubts amid whale exits and declining on-chain activity. - Analysts highlight BFX's 90% APY t

- Ark Invest, led by Cathie Wood, filed three new Bitcoin ETFs with the SEC, including yield-focused and downside-protected products to expand institutional crypto exposure. - SEC's streamlined commodity ETF rules reduced approval times to 75 days, spurring a surge in filings and aggressive fee cuts (e.g., BlackRock to 0.30%, Ark to 0.25%). - Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $103M in inflows on October 14 alone, with total 2024 inflows exceeding $62.5B, reflecting growing institutional confidence in crypto assets. -

- XRP's $2.40–$2.42 price range masks rising institutional/retail buying pressure amid stable on-chain accumulation. - Technical indicators show positive CMF (0.10) and firm support at $2.40, with liquidity clusters forming above $2.00. - SEC's October ETF decision and Ripple's $200k security test could drive institutional inflows, mirroring Bitcoin's 2024 rally. - Analysts project $3.81 (2025) and $14.57 (2030) targets, citing fixed supply, deflationary fees, and cross-border payment adoption. - Risks per