[Forward Industries Establishes Cryptocurrency Advisory Committee to Advance SOL Strategy] Forward Industries announced the formation of a cryptocurrency advisory committee consisting of 25 experts, including notable figures such as Helium founder Amir Haleem and Backpack founder Armani Ferrante. The committee will provide guidance to the company on advancing its Solana-focused digital asset inventory strategy. Forward Industries currently holds 6,871,600 SOL tokens at an average cost of $232.08 per token, with a total investment of approximately $1.59 billion. Nearly all tokens have been staked through validators.

[Forward Industries Establishes 25-Member Crypto Advisory Committee, Focuses on Solana Treasury Strategy] Forward Industries (NASDAQ: FORD) announced the formation of a cryptocurrency advisory committee composed of 25 experts, including seasoned professionals from the Solana ecosystem, digital assets, and financial services sectors. Notable members of the committee include Helium founder and Nova Labs CEO Amir Haleem, Backpack founder and CEO Armani Ferrante, and Superstate CEO Robert Leshner. The committee will provide strategic guidance to the company in advancing its Solana-centric digital asset inventory strategy. Currently, Forward Industries holds 6,871,599.06 Solana tokens at an average cost of $232.08 per token, with a total investment of approximately $1.59 billion. Nearly all tokens are staked through validator infrastructure.

[Stolen Mining Pool Lubian Address Transfers Nearly 16,000 BTC] On October 22, the stolen wallet address of the Lubian mining pool conducted another large transfer, sending a total of 15,959 bitcoins to four addresses, with a total value of approximately $1.83 billion. The specific transfers include: - Transferring 4,999 BTC (approximately $539.76 million) to address bc1qs8 - Transferring 4,999 BTC (approximately $539.76 million) to address 3JX2dH - Transferring 3,424 BTC (approximately $369.7 million) to address 1cpnxU - Transferring 2,535 BTC (approximately $274.36 million) to address 1G9FZS.

Cantor, Canaccord and Benchmark all raised their Galaxy price objectives.

[UK FCA Sues Crypto Exchange HTX for Illegal Promotion of Crypto Asset Services] The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has filed a civil lawsuit in the High Court of London against crypto exchange HTX and its affiliated entities, accusing them of violating the UK financial promotion regulations and illegally promoting crypto asset services to UK consumers. In a statement, the FCA said the lawsuit aims to protect consumers and uphold the integrity of the UK financial market. Previously, the FCA had warned potential customers to avoid using the HTX platform. Details of the case have not yet been disclosed.