[Ethereum: Stablecoin inflows reach $2.1 billion in the past 24 hours] According to Artemis data, Ethereum has seen the largest stablecoin supply inflow in the past 24 hours, totaling $2.1 billion, marking a recent high. (Cointelegraph)
[BNB Chain Paid Chat Platform ReachMe Ceases Operations] The BNB Chain ecosystem paid chat platform ReachMe has announced the cessation of operations, with all services permanently closed. User data has been securely handled in accordance with the privacy policy, and the platform no longer supports transactions or messaging.
[Canton Network Daily Transaction Volume Surpasses 600,000, Institutional Applications Accelerate Deployment] Canton Network's daily transaction volume has surpassed 600,000, marking its transition from the pilot phase to the institutional-grade application stage. The number of validation nodes has increased from 24 to over 575, and registered wallets have accumulated to 28,000, with the main growth coming from institutional accounts and fund management businesses. Traditional financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs, HSBC, and BNP Paribas, as well as projects like Circle and Chainlink, have joined the ecosystem development. Leveraging privacy protection and compliance design, Canton Network is driving the development of a "24/7 institutional-grade financial market," attracting more traditional financial institutions and developers to participate.
印度加密货币交易所WazirX宣布将在经历2.34亿美元黑客事件一年多后恢复交易和提现功能。2022年，该平台因安全漏洞导致用户资产被盗，随后暂停相关服务以进行调查和系统升级。此次重启标志着平台试图重建用户信任，但仍需面对市场竞争和监管挑战。（Decrypt）
[Ocean Protocol Withdraws from ASI Alliance and Files Lawsuit, Accusing Partners of Breach of Contract] Ocean Protocol recently issued a statement explaining the reasons for its withdrawal from the ASI Alliance and refuting the “false accusations” against it. Ocean accused its partners, SingularityNET and Fetch AI, of violating the alliance’s core commitment regarding “each party retaining control over its assets.” The statement pointed out that SingularityNET engaged in irresponsible financial operations after the merger, including issuing $100 million worth of tokens and maintaining a high monthly expenditure of $6 million. Meanwhile, Fetch founder Sheikh was accused of violating decentralization principles by attempting to force Ocean to convert the community treasury assets of oceanDAO into FET tokens, while simultaneously selling off large amounts of tokens. Ocean stated that it had requested to withdraw as early as April 2024 due to the loss of the foundation for collaboration but faced legal threats. Ultimately, Fetch and SingularityNET attempted to unilaterally shut down the token bridge in August 2025, forcing Ocean to file a lawsuit and withdraw from the alliance. Ocean emphasized that the 93% price drop of FET tokens from their peak was primarily caused by the token sell-offs by the two partners and Fetch’s failed high-risk trades, rather than Ocean’s withdrawal. Ocean will continue to focus on independent development of technology and products, upholding decentralization principles and protecting community interests.
[OKX Will Delist LAUNCHCOINUSDT Perpetual Contract on October 23, 2025] OKX announces that the LAUNCHCOINUSDT perpetual contract will be delisted on October 23, 2025, at 21:00 (Hong Kong Time). At that time, trading for this contract will cease, all open orders will be canceled, and the arithmetic average of the OKX index in the hour prior to delisting will be used as the settlement price. No funding fees or settlement fees will be charged during settlement, and the funding rate will be 0. Users with positions exceeding $10,000 in value will temporarily face restrictions on asset transfers after settlement, which will return to normal after 30 minutes. Users are advised to close positions in advance or adjust leverage to manage risks. Historical contract records will remain accessible, and timely backups are recommended.