Tom Lee: Bitmine holds 6.0415 million ETH; it will stop buying once it reaches the 5% limit.

Uniswap has announced the launch of Aggregator Hooks, a feature that transforms external liquidity sources into v4 liquidity pools. The feature is currently available on the Ethereum mainnet, the Uniswap web application and API on Base and Robinhood Chain, offering seven liquidity sources including Curve, Fluid, and PancakeSwap.

Dominic Williams accuses NEAR Intents of infringing DFINITY's intellectual property rights On October 22nd, DFINITY founder Dominic Williams accused NEAR Intents of using proprietary threshold ECDSA signature technology developed by DFINITY for their chain abstraction architecture, which is only authorized for use in Internet computers. Dominic Williams stated that the NEAR team integrated the algorithm into an open-source threshold cryptography library and ran it on 8 servers, questioning its level of decentralization and user asset security. Dominic Williams stated that NEAR attempted to downgrade the algorithm, believing that NEAR's early launch of the product would harm the ecological interests of DFINITY and ICP.

Solana Company (stock code HSDT) has been selected as a strategic enterprise by the Hong Kong government. The company has established an office in Hong Kong as its Asia-Pacific headquarters and plans to deploy and operate Solana network verification nodes in Hong Kong.

Onchain Lens reports that CoinDCX has experienced undisclosed fund anomalies, with user deposits flowing into wallets not included in its accounting, followed by a near-equal amount being transferred out. Some funds were transferred via an unusual cross-chain bridging service. Onchain Lens analysis suggests that some funds suspected of being related to CoinDCX's hot wallets flowed through over-the-counter trading services and mixing platforms, and questions why the CoinDCX team continues to deny a security incident despite evidence presented by multiple researchers and on-chain investigators.

Meta shares fell over 6% in early trading, wiping out $100 billion in market capitalization. Meta disclosed that its future spending commitments as of the end of September totaled approximately $825 billion, a significant jump from $700 billion in July, encompassing $355.7 billion in data center leases and $454.5 billion in cloud computing power contracts. On Thursday, the price of Meta's five-year CDS rose to approximately 119.3 basis points, a record high since its listing, weakening the bond relative to U.S. Treasuries. Oracle, Microsoft, and Broadcom CDS also rose, reflecting growing market caution regarding debt risks in the technology sector. (Source: BIT (bit.com))