Michael Saylor: Release Bitcoin Tracker Information

DYORSWAP completes the affected address audit, bridging addresses below 5 ETH will receive 40% compensation, and addresses exceeding 5 ETH will be audited separately. If the user bridges more than 5 ETH and considers themselves a legitimate affected address, they can contact DYORSWAP for verification. The official compensation distribution address is 0xdf25f8... dbf9. DYORSWAP will not require users to transfer funds, sign suspicious transactions, or pay fees.

Token Unlocks data shows that tokens such as 2Z, SUI, ENA, and KMNO will receive significant unlocking next week. DoubleZero (2Z) will unlock approximately 1.66 billion tokens worth approximately $114 million on October 2nd at 21:00 (UTC+8); Sui (SUI) will unlock approximately 13.26 million tokens worth approximately $16.7 million on October 1st at 08:00 (UTC+8); Ethena (ENA) will unlock approximately 40.63 million tokens worth around $11 million on October 2nd at 3:00 PM (UTC+8); Kamino (KMNO) will unlock approximately 229 million tokens on September 30th at 20:00 (UTC+8).

On September 26th, the daily average computing power of Bitcoin dropped to 915.8 EH/s, hitting a three week low, with a decrease of about 34.86 million TH/s within a week. During the same period, miners' reserves decreased by 1530 BTC; The main reason for the decline in computing power is that some mining companies have shifted their computing power to AI contracts. Hyperscale Data has closed its Michigan mine to prepare for AI business, and Ethiopia has reduced power supply for miners due to the drop in reservoir water levels.

Bitwise has released a NEAR investment report, predicting its benchmark price for 2030 to be $155, $562 in the extreme bullish scenario, and $1.63 in the bearish scenario. The report compares the valuation of NEAR and Visa, stating that Visa processed payment transactions worth $15.7 trillion in 2024, with a market value of approximately $701 billion. Bitwise has submitted the final prospectus for the NEAR spot ETF.

Interviews with industry participants and legislative aides paint a picture of a blown bill-writing process, with sources pointing to nearly every facet of the bill's development and the debate around it as contributing factors to this month's failed vote.