A domain hijacking attack compromised 15 DeFi websites registered with name(.)com, up from the initial dozen identified, including projects like Pickle, Origami, and Kintsu. Hackers stole about $138,000 from the sites late Friday before name(.)com suspended ten domains Saturday and has since restored them. Ten of the hijacked domains were hosted on Vercel's platform, highlighting supply chain vulnerabilities for DeFi projects that rely on third-party registrars and hosting services.
US spot Ethereum ETFs recorded a record 23 consecutive trading days of net outflows, the longest streak since launch, per on-chain analytics firm Glassnode. The sustained withdrawals signal weakening demand from traditional finance investors after heavy ETH accumulation during August and September 2026. Glassnode's chart illustrates a shift from strong inflows in late summer to persistent red outflow bars since early October, with ETH price hovering near $2,200-$2,300.
Michael Saylor's prediction is that Bitcoin will underpin a $100 trillion industry driven by thousands of companies creating products like digital credit, money, and derivatives. Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy (MicroStrategy), has outlined this vision in recent 2026 speeches, framing Bitcoin as the scarce base asset for an expansive tokenized financial system. With Bitcoin's current market cap near $1.56 trillion, the post pairs the quote with images of Saylor wearing a Bitcoin logo and a glowing BTC symbol rising over Earth to emphasize long-term growth potential.
US BTC ETFs saw $643M in net outflows on 30 Oct 2026, the largest single-day withdrawal since June, led by BlackRock’s IBIT (-$234M) and Fidelity’s FBTC (-$201M). BTC price hovered near $77,000 at the time, down from October highs above $84,000, with ETFs holding about $98B in total assets after recent volatility. Outflows reverse a brief inflow streak earlier in the week, reflecting possible profit-taking or caution as monthly flows turned negative.
•@SuiNetwork’s post recaps the latest ecosystem progress on the high-performance Sui blockchain, highlighting adoption in new markets and DeFi/RWA innovations as of late October 2026. •Key updates include MercadoBitcoin supporting $SUI and stablecoin transfers for its 4.5M Brazilian users, XAUa gold token going live on Sui via Permissioned Asset Standard with physical redemption, and Slush Wallet enabling stablecoin payments for all gas fees plus an Address Book feature. •Other developments feature NAVI’s first EVM vault for seamless USDC yields, Z Points buyback program on ZO perps, AI agents trading BTC predictions on DeepBook, Haedal Lending Vault exceeding $7M liquidity, and a Walrus AI chatbot contest win.
DFINITY promotes an Entrepreneur Middle East article on sovereign cloud as a boardroom priority amid geopolitical tensions and AI’s rising role in services, positioning Internet Computer’s cloud engines as an open alternative to hyperscalers for hardware and data control. • The thread details Dominic Williams’ vision of an “internet way” cloud enabling easy migration to dedicated local hardware, AI-rebuilt Open SaaS applications via natural language interfaces, and interoperable engines that mirror early web network effects. • Williams forecasts fastest growth among flexible startups once cloud engines launch generally, with images from the article highlighting boardroom stakes, coastal data centres, AI chat examples, and his direct quotes on efficiency gains. https://t.co/q51N6aQJ4z