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More →A Philippine court froze 25 crypto wallets and 86 bank accounts.
According to Cointelegraph, a Philippine court has just frozen 25 crypto wallets and 86 bank accounts linked to an unnamed legislator as part of a corruption investigation into flood control.
Russia has made its first salary payment in digital rubles.
According to news from Bijie, the Russian Ministry of Finance has for the first time paid part of its employees' salaries in digital rubles. According to a press release from the Ministry of Finance, starting from October 1, Russian citizens can voluntarily choose to receive their salaries in the central bank digital currency. The Ministry of Finance did not disclose the number of employees participating in digital currency payments or the total salary amount. In the 2025 federal budget expenditure pilot, about 16 million digital rubles (approximately $192,245) were issued.
Benson Sun: Bitcoin has strong buying support in the $83,000 to $84,000 range.
According to CoinWorld news, Benson Sun, founder of CoinKarma, stated that at 11:00 PM on October 1 (UTC+8), buy orders of approximately 400 BTC appeared in Binance's BTC/USDT spot market to support the price. At 1:30 AM on October 3 (UTC+8), sell orders of approximately 1,400 BTC appeared in that range, with sell orders of about 100 BTC appearing every few seconds during the period, but the price was pulled back by buying each time. This area overlaps with the on-chain accumulation range of $83,000 to $84,000, indicating clear capital absorption.
CryptoQuant analyst: Exchange BTC inflow/outflow ratio drops to
CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost points out that the monthly average of the exchange BTC inflow/outflow ratio has dropped to 0.97, with the market dominated by capital outflows.
Zcash ETF saw a net outflow of $93.6 million this week, and ZEC fell 23%.
According to data from Bijie.com, during the week ending October 2, Zcash's U.S.-listed spot ETF recorded a net outflow of $93.6 million, and the price of ZEC fell to about $1,300, after having approached $1,535 during a strong rally in September. According to Sosovalue ETF data, this was the first net outflow for Grayscale's ZCSH since the end of August. Total net assets fell to about $751 million, while cumulative net inflows remained at about $212.56 million. ZCSH saw outflows of $30.25 million and $26.93 million on September 30 and October 2, respectively. The pullback in ZEC has left its price far below its September high, and market demand for ZEC is also changing.
On-chain analyst AI Yi: Address 0xe6d withdrew 1,420 ETH, worth approximately $3.82 million.
According to news from Bijie, on-chain analyst AI Yi posted that address 0xe6d withdrew 1,420 ETH in the past 3 hours. Based on the withdrawal price of $2,692.47, it is worth approximately $3.823 million and has now been deposited into the Lido staking wallet.
BTC liquidations over the past 24 hours reached $4.3986 million.
According to data from Biquanwang, the rolling 24-hour liquidation amount for BTC was approximately 4.3986 million USD, involving about 533 liquidated accounts. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours earlier, this is down 95.75%.
Bitget PoolX: Lock ETH to Unlock a $200,000 Airdrop
Bitget PoolX is about to launch a new round of ETH locking activity, where users can lock ETH to participate in sharing a $200,000 airdrop, with a personal locking cap of 1,500 ETH. The locking period is from 15:00 on October 5 to 15:00 on October 9 (UTC+8). This round of PoolX supports a long-term holding bonus mechanism, and the system will provide a 1x additional bonus to the locked amount based on the minimum holding amount of the corresponding locked asset by the user over the past 15 days.
Truist: Meta's Muse gains a distribution advantage in the AI agent competition.
According to news from Bijie, Truist stated that Meta has gained an early advantage in the AI agent market thanks to its massive user base and advertising ecosystem, but OpenAI and Google remain stronger in reasoning capabilities. Muse is expanding toward consumers and small businesses, while OpenAI's Dots is more oriented toward developers. Muse's advantage lies in direct access to Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, as well as connections to small-business tools such as Shopify. Its small-business version can analyze sales performance, draft marketing campaigns, and review spending, but requires owner approval before publishing. Truist believes that Muse's revenue mainly comes from advertising spending rather than subscription fees. Dots, meanwhile, has cloud computer and app connectivity capabilities and leans toward enterprise scenarios. Muse has currently reached 2.8 million downloads, and Truist maintains a "Buy" rating on Meta and a $763 price target.
UBS Group is hiring a digital assets lead in New York.
CoinWorld news, UBS recently recruited two digital asset-related responsible persons in New York. Among them, the IB Digital Assets Product Manager will be responsible for driving tokenized products, stablecoins, settlement infrastructure, custody and other DLT business models, with a base annual salary of $225,000 to $242,500. The Digital Assets Distribution Manager will be responsible for driving the distribution of tokenized money market funds and structured products through channels such as fintech companies, neobanks, brokerages and digital wealth management platforms, with a base annual salary of $164,000 to $211,000.