In the past 12 hours, the main force sold large orders with a turnover of $232 million, significantly higher than the $209 million for buying large orders. Especially at 18:34, two large orders of Binance contracts hit the market consecutively, selling a total of over $117 million, directly suppressing the price to fall below the key support level of $108000, indicating that the main force is biased towards short-term shipments. The current 1-hour cycle K-line has closed in a flat bottomed pattern, while EMA24 has crossed EMA52 to form a dead cross, resonating with the main single selling signal, further confirming downward pressure. Open a membership, get ahead of the main buying and selling points and real-time fund flow, seize the opportunity! The data is sourced from the PRO member's [BTC/USDT Binance 1-hour] candlestick, for reference only, and does not constitute any investment advice.

[Coinbase Advanced and International Exchange Suspend OMNI-PERP Trading and Complete Settlement] Coinbase Markets announced that trading of OMNI-PERP has been suspended on Coinbase Advanced and Coinbase International Exchange. All open positions have been automatically settled at the final settlement price of 2.21643 USDC, which was calculated based on the average index price in the 60 minutes prior to the trading suspension. This measure aligns with the content of the previous announcement.

[Coinbase: Acquisition of Crypto Investment Platform Echo Costs $375 Million] Coinbase announced the acquisition of crypto investment platform Echo for $375 million, aiming to expand its cryptocurrency investment services sector. (Watcher.Guru)

[Temporary Service Interruption on opBNB Network May Affect Exchange Deposits and Withdrawals] On October 21, BNB Chain officially announced that the opBNB network experienced a temporary service interruption, affecting the security confirmation status and finality status, which may cause anomalies in deposits and withdrawals on centralized exchanges. The technical team is working diligently to investigate the issue, and updates will be provided promptly once resolved.

[Decrypt: North Korean Hackers Use Blockchain to Conceal Malware] A Google report reveals that North Korean hackers are hosting malware on Ethereum and BNB blockchains using the 'EtherHiding' technique. This method leverages the decentralized nature of blockchains to evade traditional security monitoring. Previously, North Korean hacker groups have been accused multiple times of engaging in cyberattacks and cryptocurrency theft, with total amounts reaching hundreds of millions of dollars. Experts warn that such actions could exacerbate blockchain security risks, necessitating enhanced monitoring and prevention. (Decrypt)