Bitcoin holders have recently focused on profit taking, with profits on the chain far exceeding losses

Some users' funds were stolen due to purchasing Ledger devices through the CryptoBillis channel, resulting in a total loss of nearly $90 million. Among them, the 7 million USDT deposited by the user at address TY24Ya was stolen, making it the case with the largest single loss in this incident.

Ledger is investigating a potential theft of $87 million in user funds involving a cryptocurrency wallet dealer.

Bitcoin fell to $80350 on Thursday, then rebounded and returned to above $83000 at the opening of the US stock market on Friday, before fluctuating around $82500. Rolling 24-hour cryptocurrency clearing amount exceeds 1 billion US dollars. Despite reports of Ledger hardware wallet users' funds being stolen in the market, there is currently no significant selling pressure in the cryptocurrency market. Prior to the release of US CPI data on October 14th, the main fluctuation range for Bitcoin was between 81300 and 86500 US dollars, with the possibility of repeated testing at 84000 US dollars. The market is also concerned about whether Bitcoin can hold the key level of $82500 before the weekly closing.

Tether has frozen USDT related to the theft of Ledger user funds, and current tracking shows a loss of nearly $90 million.

NASDAQ listed TruGolf Holdings has completed the acquisition of Canadian asset tokenization company Polymath Research Inc., which will operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary. As of December 31, 2025, Polymath Research Inc. has issued tokenized assets worth over $132 million to over 65 issuers. Both parties plan to launch a tokenization project for equipment leasing and fragmented holding of franchise rights in the first quarter of 2027. TruGolf Holdings will receive a net profit of approximately $2.95 million from the exercise of Series B preferred stock warrants related to the transaction.