1. Analysis: ETH may continue its rebound momentum and reach $4,500 by the end of October.
2. Opinion: BTC could have been a gold competitor, but its recent significant pullback is due to continued strong speculation.
3. Jay Chou's friend went missing after investing hundreds of millions of Taiwan dollars in Bitcoin on his behalf, and he posted on social media looking for him.
4. Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po: Stablecoins and other digital assets have development potential, and international collaboration is needed to manage risks.
5. Shanghai launched several innovative blockchain applications covering finance, social governance, and other fields.
6. UK tax authorities issued 65,000 collection letters to suspected cryptocurrency tax evaders, more than double the number last year.
7. The UK plans to formulate stablecoin regulations by the end of 2026, which may be synchronized with US regulations.
8. Huobi founder Li Lin plans to establish a $1 billion Ethereum asset management company.
9. Binance: Over 600 accounts were banned last week, and users who successfully report violations can receive rewards of up to 50% of the accounts' profits. 10. Ansem: There's no bull market in sight. The only turning point is for BTC to return to $112,000.
11. Galaxy Research: The US Treasury's strategic Bitcoin reserve now accounts for 3.5% of its gold reserves.
12. The mysterious whale who held a $200 million long position on BTC and ETH has increased his holdings to $250 million.
13. Vitalik responded to questions about optimizing cryptographic performance, explaining how to ensure hardware independence: "Publicly available hardware can be used."
