Valour, a subsidiary of DeFi Technologies, has launched eight new digital asset ETPs on Spotlight Stock Market, offering exposure to AI, institutional blockchain, DeFi, and community tokens like VVV, CC, RAY, MORPHO, SYRUP, PUMP, WIF, and BONK.

A fan's post suggesting that reaching $1 for Shiba Inu Coin (SHIB) is mathematically difficult but not impossible was praised by the official team. However, the price displayed in the post deviates from reality; for SHIB to reach $1, it would need to rise about 200,000 times from its current price, and its market capitalization would far exceed that of Bitcoin. While the development team is also showing moves to create demand, the $1 debate continues.

Shiba Inu's team reignited the $1 SHIB debate by praising a fan post, but the graphic used inflated current prices. Reaching $1 would require a 200,000x rally, vastly exceeding Bitcoin's market cap.

The Shiba Inu team praised a fan's claim about reaching $1, but the figures presented were exaggerated. To reach $1 from its current price, it would need to increase by approximately 200,000 times, surpassing Bitcoin's market capitalization. The team has recently adopted a cautious stance and is attempting to expand its own network.

Binance reports deposits exceeding withdrawals, stabilizing flows after a hack. They've replenished 95% of stolen assets and expanded withdrawal access across multiple networks.

Binance has resumed withdrawals for multiple cryptocurrencies on the Ethereum and Solana networks. This is expected to restore user asset mobility and facilitate trading activities.

Binance has resumed withdrawal services for some cryptocurrencies. This includes 34 tokens based on the Ethereum network, such as BTC, LINK, SHIB, ONDO, and WLD, as well as 24 tokens based on the Solana network, including TRUMP, BONK, and JUP. The company plans to gradually restore services as security checks are completed.

Binance has resumed withdrawals for numerous crypto assets across Ethereum and Solana networks, including BTC, LINK, SHIB, WLD, TRUMP, BONK, and JUP, following security checks. Services will gradually be restored for more assets.

Binance has resumed withdrawal services for some networks and virtual assets that have completed security checks. Withdrawals of multiple altcoins based on the Ethereum and Solana networks have become possible, and they plan to restore them sequentially.

Binance is gradually reopening withdrawals for a new batch of assets, starting Nov. 3, focusing on BSC, Ethereum, and Solana networks. Deposits remain unaffected, and Binance will cover losses from stolen funds.

Tokenist updated its meme coin recommendation list on October 27, 2026, selecting 9 tokens. Of these, 7 had their market capitalization disclosed, and 2 were classified as being in the presale stage. Bitcoin Hyper and Maxi Doge were included as presale tokens.

Bonk Guy recommended buying 7 virtual assets, including Useless, PONS, MARSCOIN, MASK, SI, PANGEA, and VRAX, when they fall. He previously stated that he held 15.9 million Useless tokens.

Tria has unveiled its neobank strategy based on the XRP Ledger, aiming to introduce XRP collateral loans and RLUSD card settlements by 2027. The plan is to build an ecosystem where XRP holders can utilize their assets for payments, loans, and income generation without selling them.

Trader Bonk Guy suggests weak sentiment may signal on-chain trading recovery opportunities. Despite market structure deterioration, new tokens show significant gains, indicating potential for future rallies. He advises strategic buying during pullbacks.

Bonk Guy argues the on-chain meme coin market is not at its worst, citing several new tokens reaching significant valuations. He believes opportunities exist and a recovery could be faster than expected.

The value of Bonk Guy's publicly held tokens has significantly decreased from approximately $27.6 million in September to about $8.9 million in October. PONS, USELESS, and MARSCOIN are the main holdings, and the decrease in valuation may reflect market volatility.

Bitcoin holds near $81.5K after a volatile week. Brent crude nears $114, impacting inflation ahead of the Fed meeting. Japan's CPI exceeds target, causing a brief yen spike. Crypto futures saw significant liquidations, with altcoins like PEPE leading a rebound.

Binance Alpha is delisting seven tokens due to not meeting platform requirements. Additionally, Binance Futures is closing PTBUSDT and MITOUSDT contracts, and four spot trading pairs (BONK/FDUSD, JUP/FDUSD, LDO/FDUSD, WAL/BNB) are being removed.

Binance will cease trading for four spot trading pairs: BONK/FDUSD, JUP/FDUSD, LDO/FDUSD, and WAL/BNB, starting October 23rd. This decision is based on considerations of liquidity and trading volume, but the tokens themselves will continue to be supported. Spot trading bot services will also be terminated concurrently.

Binance is delisting four spot trading pairs: BONK/FDUSD, JUP/FDUSD, LDO/FDUSD, and WAL/BNB, effective October 23. The exchange cited liquidity and trading volume as reasons. Trading bots for these pairs will also be terminated.