Thailand's Supreme Court officially recognizes Bitcoin as legal property.

Google has released a new security system designed to help banks securely store and transfer cryptocurrencies and tokenized assets. (Watcher.Guru)

Spark's SPK buyback program has surpassed 200 million SPKs, utilizing over 4 million USDS. Spark officially announced that its SPK buyback program has accumulated over 200 million SPKs, utilizing over 4 million USDS.

Analyst Alicharts points out that Bitcoin whales have sold 8,162 BTC in the past 24 hours, worth approximately $664 million, and have already realized profits of about $156 million. A key support level for Bitcoin is near $81,000, where 1 million BTC have been traded; if this level is broken, support levels at $77,000 and $67,000 should be monitored. For a bullish reversal, Bitcoin needs to break through $84,500, where 620,000 BTC have been traded.

Binance submitted its authorization application to Brazilian regulators before the October 30 deadline. To comply with new regulations from the Central Bank of Brazil, Binance restricted eight services for Brazilian users and delisted 22 tokens.

Japanese internet giant GMO Group's cloud desktop service suffered unauthorized access, affecting 26,739 servers. The hackers demanded a ransom in BTC and ETH, which was reduced from $50 million to $1 million. GMO Group CEO Masatoshi Kumagai refused to pay the ransom, and GMO Coin confirmed that customer accounts showed no abnormalities. The website domain that leaked the information was shut down on the morning of October 28th. (Source: Nada News)