1. Whale goes 40x long on $107 million BTC, liquidation price only $500 away from current price
On October 30, monitoring data showed that a whale address went long on BTC worth $107 million with 40x leverage, with a liquidation price of $109,000, only $500 away from the current price. In addition, the address also went long on TRUMP worth $20 million and ENA worth $15 million, with liquidation prices close to the current price. -Original
2. High win-rate whale increases position by 15,000 ETH, worth $57 million
According to AiCoin's real-time on-chain monitoring, at 20:51 (UTC+8) today, a "high win-rate whale" continuously increased long positions in ETH, adding 15,000 ETH worth $57 million. As of press time, the value of the whale's ETH long position reached $149 million, with a floating loss of $1.23 million. Whale address: 0xc2a30212a8ddac9e123944d6e29faddce994e5f2 -Original
3. Wells Fargo raises gold price target to $4,500-$4,700
The investment research department of Wells Fargo has raised its long-term outlook for gold prices, expecting the gold price range to rise from the previous forecast of $3,900-$4,100 per ounce to $4,500-$4,700 per ounce by the end of 2026. This adjustment reflects the market's potential expectation for increased demand for gold as a safe-haven asset. -Original
4. Australian police crack crypto wallet, recover $6 million in criminal assets
On October 30, Krissy Barrett, Commissioner of the Australian Federal Police, stated that a data scientist from the Criminal Assets Confiscation Taskforce successfully cracked a crypto wallet held by a suspected criminal, recovering over $6 million. The scientist unlocked the wallet by identifying forged digits in the seed phrase sequence. The suspect had attempted to set a "crypto trap" by adding digits to the beginning of the sequence, but the manual tampering was detected. -Original
5. JPMorgan completes first blockchain private fund transaction
JPMorgan, through its digital asset division Kinexys, completed its first blockchain-based private fund transaction using Kinexys Fund Flow, aiming to simplify access to alternative funds. -Original
6. Federal Reserve to roll over maturing Treasury principal starting December
The Federal Reserve announced in its latest Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) statement that starting December 1, 2025, it will roll over the principal of all maturing U.S. Treasuries. This policy means the Fed will reinvest the principal of maturing Treasuries into newly issued U.S. Treasuries, thereby maintaining the size of its balance sheet. This move is typically interpreted as a signal of a shift toward monetary easing or the end of a tightening cycle. -Original
7. Trump and Xi Jinping reach multiple important consensuses in meeting
Trump stated that he had a very successful meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. The two sides reached multiple consensuses, including China agreeing to purchase large quantities of soybeans, sorghum, and other agricultural products, and to continue supplying the U.S. with rare earths, critical minerals, and magnets. In addition, China pledged to cooperate with the U.S. to stop the inflow of fentanyl and help address the fentanyl crisis. Trump also revealed that China may reach a large-scale deal to purchase oil and natural gas from Alaska. -Original
8. Garden Finance suspected of being attacked, losses exceed $5.5 million
According to BlockBeats, on October 30, on-chain detective ZachXBT disclosed on his personal channel that Garden Finance was suspected of being attacked on multiple chains, with losses exceeding $5.5 million. An address related to the team sent a message on-chain to the suspected attacker, offering a 10% white hat bounty, but the team has yet to make a public statement on the incident. Stolen funds address: 0x98BCc6c34A489CEfdD9DfA8d792CFEFb02Ea2D12. ZachXBT stated, "Ironically, just a few days ago, I pointed out on X that Garden Finance had been ignoring victims' requests for fee refunds—and more than 25% of their total platform activity is related to stolen funds (including the Bybit hack, Swissborg, etc.)." -Original
