1. Bitwise: What impact will the Solana ETF listing have on the price of Solana? The US approval of spot BTC and ETH ETFs on January 11, 2024, and July 24, 2024, respectively, were undoubtedly historic. These events marked a sea change in the legitimacy of cryptocurrencies as portfolio assets, accelerated adoption by institutional investors, and solidified digital assets as a component of mainstream finance. Click to Read

2.402Bridge Attack Review: Other Cases of Thefts Resulting from Private Key Leaks

On October 28, 2025, the GoPlus Chinese community issued a security alert: the x402 cross-chain protocol @402bridge was suspected of being hacked, resulting in the loss of USDC assets for over 200 users. This article reviews the 402Bridge cross-chain protocol theft, along with official and multi-party responses, analyzing the causes of the theft and other cases of hacker attacks resulting from private key leaks. 3. From Highlights to Margins: The Bubble Burst of 8 Star VC-Backed Projects In the crypto industry, every bull market produces countless "highlight projects": enthusiastically pursued by leading VCs, listed on major exchanges, and attracting countless retail investors. However, time is the sharpest test. Since their peak, some projects have seen their prices plummet by 90% or even 99% or more, and discussion about them has declined year by year. 4. An In-Depth Comparison of the Seven Major Centralized Exchanges: Which One is the True Money Printer for Investors? Risk Control and Coin Listing: Riding the wave of wealth in the crypto world, we're always searching for the perfect platform where we can "win without effort." In the previous issue, we analyzed the profit potential of major exchanges. However, high returns often hide higher risks. A truly excellent exchange shouldn't simply be a creator of fleeting "wealth-making myths" but rather a reliable guardian of your assets. Click to read. 5. How the Gold Sell-off Pushed Bitcoin to $200,000: Driven by strong safe-haven demand, gold prices surged, breaking through $4,300 per ounce, a record high. By October 2025, profit-taking began to occur in the market. On October 17, 2025, gold prices fell over 2% shortly after reaching the milestone. At press time, spot gold was trading at approximately $4,023 per ounce, down 8.1% from its all-time high of $4,378.69. The decline was primarily driven by easing trade tensions between China and the United States, after President Trump stated that a blanket tariff increase on China was unsustainable. Furthermore, a stronger dollar and renewed investor interest in high-yield assets like Bitcoin also contributed to the pullback. Click to Read