[Ethereum Fusaka Hard Fork to Implement Transaction Gas Limit] The Ethereum Foundation announced that the Fusaka hard fork will introduce a per-transaction gas fee limit through EIP-7825, specifically capped at 2 to the power of 24 (approximately 16.78 million gas). This change has been successfully deployed on the Holesky and Sepolia testnets and is scheduled to be officially activated on the mainnet during the Fusaka hard fork. The foundation reminds developers and users relying on large-scale transactions to check whether their contracts and transaction construction tools comply with the new gas limit requirements to ensure compatibility and smooth transactions.

[South Korea Freezes Over 91 Billion KRW in 'Prince Group' Assets] Five South Korean banks have frozen over 91 billion KRW in assets belonging to Cambodia's 'Prince Group,' involving 52 transactions with a total amount exceeding 197 billion KRW. This move is related to joint sanctions by the UK and the US against the group and its founder Chen Zhi. The South Korean government is planning to implement further financial sanctions, expected to be completed within this month.

[Galaxy Digital Q3 Net Income Reaches $505 Million] Galaxy Digital released its Q3 financial report, with net income reaching $505 million, total equity at $3.2 billion, and $1.9 billion in cash and stablecoins. In Q3, the company sold over 80,000 Bitcoin on behalf of clients, with digital asset trading volume increasing by 140% compared to Q2 2025, setting a record high.

[SharpLink Acquires 19,271 ETH at an Average Price of $3,892] SharpLink acquired 19,271 ETH at an average price of $3,892. As of October 19, 2025, its total holdings reached 859,853 ETH, valued at approximately $3.5 billion.

[STBL Founder Denies Team's Connection to Wallet Profiting $17 Million] Blockchain analytics platform Bubblemaps revealed that the top five traders by STBL token transaction volume are interconnected and sold all their STBL last Sunday, profiting $17 million. Crypto KOL @JoestarCryptod questioned whether these traders might be members of the STBL team, implying fraudulent activity within the project. In response, STBL founder Avtar Sehra stated that these allegations are baseless and that the wallets in question are not associated with the STBL team. Sehra emphasized that these addresses were active long before STBL's launch and belong to opportunists who frequently use similar patterns. Bubblemaps has also clarified that these wallets are not owned by the team or insiders. Sehra asserted that STBL's contracts, team wallets, and issuance volume are all transparently verifiable, and the transactions in question are external market manipulation rather than 'team dumping.'