Ethereum's market capitalization has shrunk by $54 billion in three weeks.

Ethereum's market capitalization has shrunk by $54 billion in three weeks, a drop of approximately 15%. Analyst Darkfost believes the sell-off may be nearing its end, noting that ETH rose 32% after a similar drop in Open Interest (OI) in July.

Binance - ENA is currently priced at $0.2043, up 9.72% in the last 24 hours. 24-hour trading volume was $500 million, down 43.07%. (For reference only)

Lightning Labs has opened Wavelength to users, enabling AI agents to autonomously send and receive funds on the Bitcoin mainnet via the Lightning Network and L402. These AI agents can pay API call fees, purchase data, and transact with other agents, with single transactions costing as little as 1 cent. Developers can integrate payment functionality without running Lightning Network nodes, managing channels, or raising liquidity. The toolkit supports independent on-chain exits, with an initial limit of 300,000 satoshis per wallet, and a 0.25% service fee for Lightning Network payments. Wavelength is currently in Alpha phase and plans to support stablecoins. (Source: Bitcoin News)

European Central Bank (ECB) Executive Board member Piero Cipollone stated that a digital euro is expected to help the EU establish a self-sufficient and controllable payment infrastructure, reducing reliance on non-European third-party payment service providers. The ECB plans to launch a digital euro pilot program next year, testing it with real transactions. It is currently working with 36 market operators to prepare, and has also invited e-commerce and mobile commerce operators to participate. (Source: European Central Bank)

Hyperliquid will launch 11 tokenized US stocks and ETFs issued by EQX Labs on October 26th at 21:30 (UTC). The underlying assets include EQSPY, EQQQQ, EQNVDA, EQTSLA, EQAAPL, EQMSFT, EQAMZN, EQGOOG, EQMETA, EQMU, and EQSPCX. These tokens are backed 1:1 by real shares and are legally limited recourse debt securities issued by a British Virgin Islands segregated portfolio company, not open to US citizens.