BNB falls below the $1150 mark

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[Powell: Government Shutdown May Cause Data Delays Affecting Decisions] Federal Reserve Chairman Powell stated that if the U.S. government shutdown continues, leading to a delay in the release of October economic data, the Federal Reserve may face issues with missing data, making the situation more challenging. He emphasized that there are almost no alternative sources for U.S. inflation data.

He Yi: Binance Will Help Affected Users Regain Opportunities On October 15, Binance co-founder He Yi stated that she hopes to help users who suffered losses due to the sharp drop in token prices start anew through a relief plan. She emphasized that Binance always upholds the principle of 'actions speak louder than words.' Despite external skepticism about the relief fund, the company will continue to prioritize user interests. Previously, Binance announced the issuance of token vouchers to liquidated users to support industry recovery.

The current total position of OKX BTC option contract is 34658.61 BTC, with a 5.77% increase over the past 24 hours, indicating an increase in activity in the options trading market. Data for reference only Interpretation: Option holding refers to the total number of unexercised option contracts in the market, which can reflect the current market's views and expectations on the future price trend of a certain underlying asset. Data for reference only

[12.7 Billion Bitcoin Controlled by the U.S. Government May Be Linked to Private Key Vulnerability Addresses] On-chain analyst ZachXBT posted on social media, pointing out that the wallet addresses associated with approximately 127,000 Bitcoin (current market value around $14 billion) announced as being taken over by the U.S. government were reported by Milky Sad Report two years ago as having private key vulnerability risks. ZachXBT emphasized that these addresses are now claimed by the U.S. government to be under its custody, sparking external concerns about how they were obtained. When asked by a user whether these Bitcoins had been transferred to more secure wallets, ZachXBT responded, 'Unlikely, it seems more like someone helped the U.S. government "hack" them back.' This comment suggests that the acquisition of these Bitcoins may not have been through traditional legal procedures.