US President Trump stated that 70 million American children have been automatically registered into Trump's accounts, and currently $4.5 billion has been deposited into these accounts, mainly from American philanthropists and corporate donors. Starting from October 1st, the US Treasury Department has automatically opened accounts for 60 million children under the age of 18, with an additional 10 million children's parents voluntarily joining.

According to the popularity ranking, ETH's popularity has increased by 240000 followers compared to yesterday, ranking second. The popularity ranking is as follows: ① ETH （$2563.10，-1.64%） ② PONS （$0.4057，-0.42%） ③ MET （$0.5259，68.67%） ④ ZEC （$1230.48，-6.60%） ⑤ NMR （$13.84，-17.72%） The selling power of ETH's main funds is average, with a net outflow of $592 million within 24 hours and a transaction volume of $313.76 billion within 24 hours, of which the main funds had a net outflow of $403 million.

A certain whale bought 257928 HYPEs at a price of $3.5 about 2 years ago, with a cost of $902000 at the time. In the past week, the whale deposited 131421 HYPEs worth $11.77 million into Kraken at a price of $89.56, and currently holds 140506 HYPEs worth $12.2 million, with a total profit of over $23 million. （Lookonchain）

Sberbank, Russia's largest bank, announced that it is preparing to launch cryptocurrency trading services for over 100 million users. （Watcher.Guru）

The market is waiting for Bank of England officials to give a speech on Thursday in search of clues for a November rate hike. Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey, as well as members of the Monetary Policy Committee Hugh Peel, Meghan Green, and Claire Lombardley, are expected to deliver speeches at different forums. Investors are paying attention to the statements of Andrew Bailey and Claire Lombardelli to determine whether they are inclined to raise interest rates in November. At present, market pricing shows that the probability of the Bank of England raising interest rates in November is 83%. (Source: Jin Shi)