[BNB Market Cap Reaches $151.7 Billion, Surpasses Spotify and Approaches Pfizer] Odaily Planet Daily News: BNB's latest market cap has reached $151.7 billion, surpassing Spotify in global market rankings and approaching Pfizer.

[OKX Supports Kusama (KSM) Network Migration to Asset Hub] OKX will suspend KSM deposit and withdrawal services at 12:00 on October 6, 2025 (Hong Kong Time) and proceed with the network migration at 16:00 on October 7. After the migration is completed, deposit and withdrawal functions will resume once the network stabilizes, and trading will not be affected. Users do not need to take any action, but please refrain from making deposit or withdrawal transactions during the migration period.

According to the heat ranking, ZEC's popularity has decreased by 360000 followers compared to yesterday, ranking first. The heat ranking is as follows: ① ZEC （$146.82，-0.39%） ② 2Z （$0.5156） ③ AIA （$1.43，163.50%） ④ XPL （$0.8996，-8.08%） ⑤ MYX （$9.00，-41.33%） The purchasing power of ZEC's main funds is average, with a net inflow of $23.8214 million in 24 hours and a transaction volume of $1.899 billion in 24 hours, of which the net inflow of the main funds is $1.8357 million.

[On This Day in History: GIGGLE Briefly Surpassed 100 USDT] According to Foresight News, on this day in history, the meme coin GIGGLE briefly surpassed 100 USDT, reaching an all-time high before falling back to 97 USDT. Market data at the time was provided by GMGN.

[Historical Data Shows Positive Average Returns for U.S. Stocks 1 Month and 3 Months After Government Shutdowns] LPL Financial Chief Technical Strategist Adam Turnquist noted in a report on Wednesday that since the mid-1970s, the U.S. has experienced 50 government shutdowns, with an average duration of 8 days. The average returns for the stock market 1 month and 3 months after a shutdown have been positive. He wrote: 'Although U.S. government shutdowns introduce a new layer of uncertainty to the market, historically, shutdowns have been relatively short-lived, resulting in minimal impact on the economy. Investors typically overlook budget-related disruptions and focus more on corporate earnings, overall economic trends, and other key macroeconomic factors.'