[On This Day in History: GIGGLE Briefly Surpassed 100 USDT] According to Foresight News, on this day in history, the meme coin GIGGLE briefly surpassed 100 USDT, reaching an all-time high before falling back to 97 USDT. Market data at the time was provided by GMGN.

[Historical Data Shows Positive Average Returns for U.S. Stocks 1 Month and 3 Months After Government Shutdowns] LPL Financial Chief Technical Strategist Adam Turnquist noted in a report on Wednesday that since the mid-1970s, the U.S. has experienced 50 government shutdowns, with an average duration of 8 days. The average returns for the stock market 1 month and 3 months after a shutdown have been positive. He wrote: 'Although U.S. government shutdowns introduce a new layer of uncertainty to the market, historically, shutdowns have been relatively short-lived, resulting in minimal impact on the economy. Investors typically overlook budget-related disruptions and focus more on corporate earnings, overall economic trends, and other key macroeconomic factors.'

[Trader Eugene: Cut Loss on XPL, Will Consider Rebuilding Position After a True Bottom Stabilization] BlockBeats News, October 3, trader Eugene Ng Ah Sio posted on his personal channel, 'Cut loss on XPL, the token price has been below $1 for too long, no interest in participating in the community. Will maybe consider buying again after the market truly bottoms out and stabilizes.'

[CleanSpark Transfers 5,810 BTC to Coinbase Prime, Worth Over $700 Million] According to Arkham data monitoring, CleanSpark transferred 5,810 bitcoins to Coinbase Prime 9 hours ago, with a total value exceeding $700 million. This transfer may be related to a sale plan or used as loan collateral.

[glassnode: Whale Selling Slows Down, New Structural Demand Emerging] Foresight News reports that glassnode tweeted, indicating that the trend accumulation score shows medium-sized BTC holders are strongly accumulating, whale distribution has slowed, and smaller whales remain neutral. This suggests that despite continued selling by large holders, new structural demand is emerging.