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first_img Data: In October, the cryptocurrency market financing was approximately $1.954 billion, a month-on-month increase of 83.5%, with Kalshi accounting for over 50% of a single transaction

According to RootData statistics, there were a total of 53 financing events disclosed in the crypto primary market in October, with a total disclosed financing amount of approximately 1.954 billion USD, an increase of 83.5% compared to 1.065 billion USD in September, and a decrease of 45.3% compared to 3.573 billion USD in October last year; the number of financing events increased by 12.8% compared to 47 events in September, and decreased by 32.1% compared to 78 events in the same period last year.From the perspective of sector distribution, DeFi and infrastructure each completed 17 financing events, with disclosed amounts of approximately 1.157 billion USD and 348 million USD, respectively; CeFi completed 9 financing events with a disclosed amount of approximately 343 million USD. Prediction markets, AI infrastructure, payment, and institutional financial services are the main directions for large financing this month.The top three projects by financing amount are Kalshi (1 billion USD), Whop (200 million USD), and Pearl (130 million USD), while Nous Research and Spiko disclosed financing of 90 million USD each. The top five projects accounted for approximately 1.510 billion USD, representing 77.3% of the total disclosed financing for the month, with Kalshi alone accounting for about 51.2%.In terms of RWA, according to project tags, there were 6 RWA-related projects that disclosed financing this month, totaling approximately 12.2 million USD, accounting for 11.3% of the month's financing events and 6.3% of the disclosed amount. Among them, Spiko completed a 90 million USD Series B financing, while Fission and Multiliquid disclosed financing of 10 million USD and 8 million USD, respectively.In terms of mergers and acquisitions, there were 11 recorded M&A events this month, the same as in September, with transaction amounts undisclosed, including projects such as BTCBOX, Zodia Custody, Zeal, and Z.com EX.Regarding investment institutions, Tether participated in 4 financing events, while Sequoia Capital, Pantera Capital, and North Island Ventures each participated in 3 events, with Blockchain Capital, Coinbase Ventures, and others also making multiple investments.

OnKey founder: The iPhone 11 and earlier models have hardware vulnerabilities that cannot be fixed through system updates, and it is not recommended to use them for storing mnemonic phrases

OnKey founder Yishi posted on platform X to remind users that using older iPhone models as cold wallets for cryptocurrency assets may pose security risks. The checkm8 vulnerability exists in the BootROM of iPhone 4S to iPhone X, and the usbliter8 vulnerability, which was disclosed in June this year, affects iPhone XS, XR, 11 series, and second-generation SE, all involving the device's low-level boot code, which cannot be fixed through iOS system updates. Once an attacker gains physical access to the device, they can execute code via the USB interface before iOS boots, and turning on airplane mode cannot prevent such attacks.Yishi advises that iPhone 11 and earlier models are not recommended for storing mnemonic phrases. Users who have used such devices to save mnemonic phrases should generate a brand new mnemonic phrase in a trusted environment and migrate their assets, rather than just changing the wallet address under the original mnemonic phrase. Additionally, users should promptly update their systems, use more complex device and wallet passwords, avoid charging through public USB interfaces, and be vigilant about potential physical attacks during periods when the device is out of their control for extended periods.Previously, OneKey founder Yishi had posted on platform X suggesting users use iPhones as cold wallets, but only recommended using iPhone 17 or newer models.

Strive CEO: After the theft at Binance, Bitcoin performed better than expected, but it cannot be confirmed that the market has bottomed out

According to Cointelegraph, Strive CEO Matt Cole stated that the approximately $6.3 billion theft from Binance has not changed his long-term investment judgment on Bitcoin. Considering the scale of the attack and the overall market weakness, the decline in Bitcoin's price was less than he expected, but it is still too early to determine whether the price has bottomed out. Currently, the price of Bitcoin is about $77,400, down about 4% from before the attack began on Thursday. Strive previously disclosed that as of October 23, it held 43,000 BTC.Cole compared this wallet attack to a bank robbery, rather than a failure of the Bitcoin network. Paul Chapman, the financial crime chief at Wirex, also emphasized that the attack targeted a company's system, not the Bitcoin network itself.Regarding future trends, Cole believes the market is in an "early spring" recovery phase, which may last another 6 to 9 months, with prices gradually rising rather than rapidly hitting new highs. He stated that this incident would not change his investment logic regarding Bitcoin over any reasonable time span.In terms of historical market reactions, after Bybit was attacked for $1.5 billion in 2025, combined with overall market volatility, Bitcoin fell from nearly $100,000 to about $95,000, a decline of about 5%. Additionally, according to CNBC citing Anchorage Digital data, in the past, after cryptocurrency trading platforms were attacked, Bitcoin's average decline in the first 24 hours was 8.3%.The investigation into the attack is still ongoing. Blockaid CEO Ido Ben-Natan believes that the attackers may have exploited Binance's trading signature process, as his analysis found a transaction containing 50 signature authorizations, with matching authorizations allowing the code controlled by the attackers to execute through the wallet. Binance stated that as of Friday, no evidence of wallet private key leakage had been found.
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