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Quick Take Summary is AI generated, newsroom reviewed. Fidelity clients invested $154.6 million in Ethereum, signaling strong institutional interest. The move boosts overall crypto market confidence and mainstream adoption. Ethereum institutional investment continues to grow due to staking rewards and network upgrades. Fidelity’s participation highlights the merging of traditional finance and blockchain innovation.References JUST IN: Fidelity clients buy $154.6 million worth of $ETH.
Quick Take Summary is AI generated, newsroom reviewed. Tom Lee and Arthur Hayes predict Ethereum could reach $10,000 by end of 2025. Institutional adoption and clearer regulations support growth. Ethereum upgrades improve speed, efficiency, and scalability. Investors should research and diversify before investing.References BULLISH: Tom Lee and Arthur Hayes call for a $10k $ETH price.
After the meme craze fades, perhaps it's time to refocus on the prediction market.
This article analyzes the results of the Monad airdrop allocation and the community's reactions, pointing out that a large number of early testnet interaction users experienced a "reverse farming" situation, while most of the airdrop shares were distributed to broadly active on-chain users and specific community members. This has led to concerns about transparency and dissatisfaction within the community. The article concludes by suggesting that "reverse farmed" airdrop hunters shift their focus to exchange activities for future airdrop opportunities.
The grand vision of unified development across the entire financial sector on Hyperliquid has never been so clear.
- 10:22Amber Group, as the market maker for the Yield Basis (YB) project, has deposited a total of 8.25 million YB into multiple CEXs.ChainCatcher news, on October 15, according to monitoring by @EmberCN, Amber Group received 8.25 million YB from the yieldbasis project address 3 hours ago, and has since gradually deposited them into multiple trading platforms.
- 10:03WLFI advisor Ogle goes long on BTC after liquidation, principal halved againBlockBeats News, October 15, according to monitoring by HyperInsight, WLFI advisor ogle (0x70F) has a BTC long position currently showing an unrealized loss of over $450,000 (loss rate over 50%). The average entry price for this position is $115,400, with a liquidation price of $109,700 (about 2.3% away from liquidation). The current position size has reached $15.72 million, with a weekly loss exceeding $2.7 million. In addition, this address deposited 1 million USDC into Hyperliquid two days ago and opened a 20x leveraged long position; after a brief profit, a new position was opened four hours later. It is worth noting that during the previous "1011" event, this address's ASTER and AVAX long positions were already liquidated.
- 10:03Whale "0xddc" resumes shorting BTC after recently closing a short positionBlockBeats News, on October 15, according to on-chain AI analysis tool Coinbob monitoring, a whale address starting with "0xddc" opened a new BTC short position at 1:00 am (GMT+8) today, with a price of $118,200, increasing its position by 150 BTC (approximately $16.8 millions). It is worth noting that this address had just closed all its BTC and ETH short positions for profit last night. Around 0:30 am on October 15, after Powell delivered a speech, the trader re-entered the market. During the same period, a BTC OG whale under continuous monitoring also gradually took profits and withdrew funds. This trader has recently focused on shorting mainstream coins, with a monthly win rate as high as 77.8%. Their BTC short positions are adeptly arranged in a "grid" layered strategy, with each position controlled between 5%-15% of margin, overall leverage of 10-20x, and showing a typical mid-to-short-term swing rhythm (average holding time about 30 hours). In addition, this address is highly active between 09:00-12:00 and 14:00-17:00 (GMT+8), with a bearish yet stable trading style, skilled at taking profits in batches at low levels.