Token | Trading Volume 【DOOD】5.19 million 【TIA】127.39 million 【SPX】2.17 million 【PEPE】210.85 million 【BTC】3.96 billion 【UNI】2.23 billion 【USTC】188,468.06 【XRD】43,653.93 【PI】684,691.49 【ZEC】108.60 million

Odaily Planet Daily News: Recently, Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province, heard a case involving U coin fraud. Wang and others defrauded victim Xiao of 1.2 million yuan under the pretense of purchasing U coins. The case was initially transferred for review and prosecution on suspicion of robbery; however, the procuratorate believed the actions constituted fraud and thus brought the case to court for public prosecution. During the trial, the defense argued that the defendants should be charged with contract fraud; the prosecutor stated that virtual currency trading is an illegal financial activity explicitly prohibited by the state and therefore falls outside the scope regulated by contract fraud laws.

Odaily Planet Daily News: Japanese listed company Iole plans to sell all 151.21 bitcoins it holds, expecting a loss of approximately 254 million yen. The company intends to conduct market sales through cryptocurrency exchanges from October 30 to the end of November, including phased sales, with proceeds prioritized for investment in AI data centers, AI computing power provision, and the 'Neo Cloud' business. Regarding Hyperliquid (HYPE), which Iole has held since July 2026, the company stated it will continue to hold the asset.

BlockBeats news, October 31, marks the 18th anniversary of Satoshi Nakamoto publishing the Bitcoin whitepaper, 'Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System,' on the P2P Foundation website. The Bitcoin network was officially launched on January 3, 2009, with an initial transaction price of $0.0008. According to HTX market data, the current Bitcoin price is $77,376, with a total market capitalization reaching $1.56 trillion.

BlockBeats news, October 31: Security firm Blockaid issued a warning that its system detected an ongoing front-end attack linked to the StepDrainer toolkit, involving three websites: kintsu, flap, and stonkbrokers. Blockaid stated that affected websites had been compromised with malicious scripts, and users who click "Connect Wallet" may be redirected to malicious asset transfer pages. The organization advises users to temporarily avoid using the aforementioned decentralized applications and says it is investigating the incident, gathering additional information, and will release further updates later.