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Decentralized prediction market platform Myriad Markets will void 10 BNB Chain-based prediction markets and issue refunds after an internal administrator wallet was compromised, The Defiant reported. The attacker used the hacked wallet to buy specific positions, then finalized those outcomes as winners and claimed payouts. Refunds will be calculated by multiplying each user’s share count by the last price of each outcome before the attack. The affected markets included whether Base will launch a token in 2026, the U.S. midterm elections, cryptocurrency and commodity prices, and whether George Russell will win the 2026 Formula One drivers’ championship.

Decentralized exchange GMX said GMX staking on Arbitrum and Avalanche will move to new contracts on Oct. 27. After the change, unstaking will require a request process, and tokens can be withdrawn 180 days after a request is submitted. Existing staked GMX and esGMX will remain in place and require no separate action. The 80% staking power threshold will apply at the time the request is submitted.

USDC has overtaken USDT in the euro-denominated stablecoin trading market, with its share of euro trading rising from 10% in January 2024 to 56% now, Cointelegraph reported, citing a Kaiko report. The shift accelerated as major exchanges restricted USDT trading for customers in the European Economic Area under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation, or MiCA. USDC also led in liquidity, with its euro-denominated order book liquidity running about 40% higher than USDT’s, according to Kaiko. Even so, USDT’s global circulating supply remains about 2.5 times larger than USDC’s.

The Coinbase premium has not turned positive on any day in October, marking its deepest negative reading since June, according to CryptoQuant. The data suggests U.S. buyers have remained on the sidelines.

Coinbase announced the addition of STABLE.

The Ethereum Foundation’s App Enablement team is gathering feedback on Ethereum Improvement Proposals, or EIPs, and constraints in the layer-one protocol, Crypto Briefing reported. The effort is aimed at ensuring application developers’ needs are reflected in the development roadmap for Ethereum’s core protocol, and it is proceeding alongside preparations for Hegotá, the next upgrade expected in 2027.

Bitcoin needs to hold $75,500 to preserve the uptrend structure formed since its summer low, Jesse Marre, senior portfolio manager at digital asset investment firm Hilbert Group, said in an analysis, according to Crypto Briefing. Marre identified a short-term support zone at $78,500 to $79,500, where a trendline supporting Bitcoin’s recent sideways movement is located. Marre warned that if the decline continues below $75,500, the recovery structure built since summer could break down and send BTC back toward its previous low range. On the upside, Bitcoin needs to reclaim $81,400 to re-enter its short-term consolidation range, Marre said. If BTC then breaks through $85,000 and $87,500 in sequence, it could rebound toward $95,000 to $98,000 depending on market conditions. Marre pointed to rising oil prices and a selloff in AI-related tech stocks as drivers of Bitcoin’s weakness. Marre also cited the U.S. Federal Reserve’s rate decision this week as a key variable, and expects the Fed to keep rates unchanged at this meeting while maintaining a hawkish stance, citing inflation pressures and resilient economic growth.

A governance proposal has been submitted to burn 55.5 million OSMO, roughly half of the Osmosis community pool’s holdings, according to the decentralized exchange Osmosis. If implemented, the move would reduce total supply by about 7% and push cumulative OSMO burned above 100 million.

Coinbase will automatically convert balances in 14 trading-restricted cryptocurrencies held by retail customers in the European Economic Area on Oct. 30, Crypto Briefing reported. The affected assets are USDT, PYUSD, USD1, DAI, PAX, GUSD, GYEN, BUST, UST, RAI, PAXG, MUSD, USDS and TGBP. If users do not withdraw the balances to an external wallet before the deadline, the holdings will be converted into USDC or another supported cryptocurrency or fiat currency at the prevailing market price. Coinbase has already halted trading, buying and selling of those assets for EEA retail customers to comply with the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation, or MiCA. For now, the available option for users is to withdraw the assets to a supported external wallet.

Crypto casino platform Gamdom has been asked by hacking group Whitearmor to pay $15 million worth of Bitcoin to prevent the release of customer data, Bitcoin.com reported. Whitearmor claimed it had obtained information tied to 15.42 million Gamdom accounts, although the scale of the data and whether the entire platform was breached have not been independently verified. The incident came less than two weeks after Gamdom was hit by a crypto wallet hack.

MANTRA, a layer-1 blockchain focused on real-world assets (RWA), said claims have opened for the eighth OM upgrade distribution. Vesting will continue through Dec. 2, and users who have not made a claim since June 3 must claim at least once by Dec. 2 to remain eligible for future distributions.

Ondo Finance said 15 Ondo tokenized stocks and ETFs can now be bridged from Ethereum and BNB Chain to Robinhood Chain. It added that 11 Uniswap StablePair pools connect Ondo Stocks with Robinhood Stock Tokens and provide 24-hour liquidity.

Asset manager VanEck announced the launch of the actively managed VanEck Wealth Builder ETF (WBMO), a fund that combines equities, bonds, real assets such as gold, and bitcoin-related investment products in a single vehicle. Listed on the New York Stock Exchange, the product is designed to let retail investors access VanEck’s existing Wealth Builder model portfolio strategy through a single ETF. The fund does not invest directly in Bitcoin. Instead, it gains Bitcoin exposure by allocating part of its net assets to digital-asset exchange-traded products, or ETPs.

The number of wallets holding between 1,000 and 100,000 XRP has reached a record high, CryptoPotato reported, citing data from on-chain analytics platform Glassnode. As of today, the number of wallets in that range rose to 1,138,510, with more than 3,000 added this month alone. Both the wallet count and aggregate holdings have continued to trend higher this year. Total XRP held by those wallets increased from 10.48 billion at the start of 2026 to 10.86 billion currently, for a year-to-date gain of about 380 million XRP.

Block Scholes research analyst Habib Rahman said Bitcoin could outperform gold and stocks as seasonal factors in November and December historically favor risk assets, according to Crypto Briefing. Bitcoin’s 90-day correlation with gold has risen to 54%, the highest since 2014, while its correlation with the Nasdaq 100 fell to 33% from 59% in February, nearing the lowest level in about a year. Bitcoin’s correlation with the U.S. dollar index also turned the most negative since early 2023. Rahman said the shift in correlations began in June and accelerated after the U.S. Treasury announced in August that it would expand its Treasury buyback program to curb a rise in long-term yields. In the following week, Bitcoin posted its biggest weekly gain since March 2024, while gold rose 5%. Rahman added that with the U.S. midterm elections approaching, November and December have historically been favorable months for risk assets, pointing to the potential for additional relative strength in cryptocurrencies.

Solana-based memecoin issuance and trading platform Pump.fun said it has added the TON (GRAM) network to the Pump.fun app, enabling users to buy TON-based tokens with USDC.

European asset management platform SwissBorg said it burned 300,000 BORG tokens in the third quarter. The burn was approved through a vote by Guardians, a group of premium users who stake BORG. Combined burns in the first and second quarters totaled about 500,000 tokens, bringing the cumulative burn for the first three quarters of this year to about 800,000. Since launching the burn program in April 2021, SwissBorg has burned more than 14.2 million BORG in total, equal to about 1.42% of the token’s maximum supply of 1 billion.

On-chain trading platform Genius has launched a mobile app through Apple’s App Store and Google Play, Wu Blockchain reported. Built on BNB Chain, the app integrates token trading, social features and token creation. Through its Genius fun feature, users can create tokens, set up trading pairs and launch new tokens.

On-chain compliance platform Predicate said it raised $8 million in Series A funding. The round was led by Blockchain Capital, with participation from Paxos, 1kx and Tribe Capital. Predicate provides services that review regulatory compliance and control risk before trade execution for on-chain financial products such as stablecoins and tokenized assets.

Ethereum Name Service, the Ethereum-based decentralized naming protocol, said its new protocol, the ENS app and ENS Explorer have officially launched on mainnet. Ethereum Name Service said it rebuilt the protocol for current users and for future environments where naming services will be needed.

DePIN project Pocket Network (POKT) said it has completed its mainnet v0.1.36 upgrade. The chain was briefly paused at block height 982,867 at 1:14 p.m. UTC and resumed with the new binary about three minutes later. Block production and settlement are operating normally. Suppliers must run a v0.1.36-compatible RelayMiner. Proofs from earlier versions will be rejected and subject to slashing.

Decentralized exchange Jupiter has launched Jupiter Bridge, a bridge aggregator that compares multiple bridges including RelayProtocol, Mayan, Circle CCTP and NEAR Protocol to offer optimal rates for Solana deposits and withdrawals.

CF Benchmarks, a unit of Kraken parent Payward, has launched CFB Oracle, an oracle service that delivers price indices used in traditional financial markets to blockchain applications, CoinDesk reported. The service allows developers to build onchain index funds, tokenized portfolios and derivatives based on pricing data used by traditional financial institutions. CF Benchmarks has provided price indices used for BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF and CME Group’s crypto futures. CFB Oracle offers benchmark prices across a range of assets including cryptocurrencies, stocks, bonds, commodities and foreign exchange. For example, an onchain fund holding tokenized stocks can use the data to calculate portfolio value, while a lending platform accepting tokenized bonds as collateral can use it to set borrowing limits and liquidation thresholds. The service currently supports Ethereum, HyperEVM and Robinhood Chain, with plans to expand to other networks.

Injective announced the launch of Injective Options, its proprietary options infrastructure, which is now live on testnet. The initial rollout offers fully collateralized call and put options across six markets, including the on-chain AI compute index SICI, the U.S. top 500 companies index US500, the U.S. top 100 technology companies index US Tech, and global commodities such as gold, silver and crude oil. All options are fully collateralized with Injective’s native USDC. Injective said developers can use the options infrastructure to build white-label exchanges or derivatives protocols, while institutions can create customized derivatives and hedging products, and users can trade or issue options directly on-chain.

Modular rollup execution environment Cartesi (CTSI) announced two foundation notices for stakers and CTSI holders. The first covers the remaining lifecycle of the Mine Reserve in relation to staking rewards. The second proposes permanently revoking the CTSI token’s MinterRole, with a vote set to take place after a 21-day comment period.