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  • Hasaan10/10 16:33
    $SECZ USDT is trading around $13.545, down 0.25% in 24 hours. 🔴 SHORT — momentum is nearly flat, with only a slight bearish tilt while price remains below $13.65. A break below $13.40 could expose $13.25 and $13.10. Reclaiming $13.75 would weaken the short setup. Wait for clearer direction before taking a position. #Post To Earn Bonus #HTX Booth Highlights at TOKEN2049 Singapore 2026 #HTX 13th-Anniversary Carnival
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  • HTX News10/11 12:15
    Disclosure of High-Risk Ledger Dealers Raises Supply Chain Concerns After CryptoBilis Incident

    On October 11, after hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger confirmed unauthorized hardware implants in devices sold by Southeast Asian dealer CryptoBilis, analyst Darkfost compiled a list of 'Ledger Dea

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  • HTX News10/10 21:40
    BASE Network's Current TVL at $6.274 Billion with 24-Hour Increase of 1.86%

    According to data from DefiLlama, the current Total Value Locked (TVL) in the BASE network is $6.274 billion, reflecting a 24-hour increase of 1.86%. The top three protocols by TVL are as follows: Mor

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  • BitMart10/10 16:14
    StarkWare Calls Starknet L1 Shift Its 'Clearest Pa
    #HTX Creation Challenge — Post and Win 1,500U StarkWare Calls Starknet L1 Shift Its 'Clearest Path Forward' StarkWare said on Oct. 10 that “Starknet becoming an independent L1 is our clearest path forward,” strengthening its advocacy for the Ethereum Layer 2 to control its own security upgrades. The wording goes beyond Starknet’s Oct. 8 statement that it was “actively considering becoming an L1,” which The Defiant previously covered. Yet an article published by Starknet’s official account on Oct. 9 described the idea more cautiously: “It's a question, not a decision, and the conversation is happening in public.” Starknet still operates as an Ethereum-settled rollup, with about $580 million in total value secured listed by L2BEAT. The Oct. 10 post’s text gives no governance proposal, L1 launch date, bridge-migration design or revised $STRK economics. StarkWare CEO Eli Ben-Sasson said on Oct. 8 that independence would let Starknet control security migrations rather than wait for Ethereum or Bitcoin. Starknet’s stated 2027 target is for full quantum resistance; it is not a specified L1 launch date. What Independence Would Change Under Starknet’s current protocol design, cryptographic proofs of transaction execution are sent to Ethereum for verification, alongside data that lets the network’s state be reconstructed. An independent Layer 1 would instead rely on its own consensus for settlement security. That would change a central assumption in StarkWare’s June 30 quantum-readiness roadmap. Its final phase ties bridge messaging and Ethereum blob data availability—the mechanism used to publish Starknet’s state data—to Ethereum’s own cryptographic migration. The roadmap warns that removing the Ethereum-facing bridge functions before that migration would break the bridge. For users moving assets back to Ethereum, the dependency is concrete. The current StarkGate withdrawal process requires the withdrawal block to be proven and a state update submitted to Ethereum befo
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  • HTX News10/11 14:00
    CITIC Securities: Hong Kong Stocks' Fundamentals Expected to Have Reached Bottom

    On October 11, CITIC Securities' research report indicated that for Hong Kong stocks, although the overseas interest rate hike cycle combined with the restart of AI-driven trading continues to pressur

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  • HTX News10/11 13:11
    Zcash to Introduce Quantum-Resistant Signature Opcode in January; Vizor Wallet Launches Private Quer

    The Zcash full node development team, Zakura, announced that the network is expected to introduce quantum-resistant signature opcodes in January, enabling hash-based signatures for transparent payment

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  • Musadiq10/10 15:39
    Hyperliquid Revenue Tops $1.4B as HYPE Momentum We
    Hyperliquid has generated more than $1.4 billion in cumulative revenue, with over $1.26 billion spent on $HYPE buybacks. Phantom and MetaMask have earned millions through Builder Codes, extending Hyperliquid’s trading infrastructure beyond its own interface. $HYPE trades near $84.41 as open interest declines, while OpenETF tests tokenized investment funds on the network. Hyperliquid has generated more than $1.4 billion in cumulative protocol revenue, reinforcing its position in decentralized derivatives as its native $HYPE token retreats from recent highs. An October 8 Castle Labs research report found that the protocol has spent over $1.26 billion on open-market $HYPE repurchases. It also estimates that Hyperliquid controls more than 56% of the onchain perpetual futures market by open interest.
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  • Sadii10/11 13:16
    $GRVT The $NEAR price is pushing higher again afte
    #HTX Booth Highlights at TOKEN2049 Singapore 2026 #Post To Earn Bonus #XMR Means Private, decentralized cryptocurrency $GRVT The $NEAR price is pushing higher again after bouncing from $4.34 support, and bulls are now eyeing October’s $5.55 high. The reversal began on October 8, coinciding with news that SVRN had acquired FastNEAR. But a recovery isn’t a breakout yet, and the next levels will decide whether this rally has legs. $NEAR Price Rebounds As FastNEAR Deal Draws Attention $NEAR has recovered after retesting $4.34, bringing the token closer to its October 2026 high of $5.55. The timing lines up with SVRN’s announcement that it acquired FastNEAR, a service that handles requests for wallets and apps built on $NEAR Protocol. According to the announcement, FastNEAR processes billions of requests monthly. Its founders built the service while keeping prices low to support network growth, and the acquisition is framed as a way to work more closely with developers. That gives the rebound a potential catalyst. Still, timing alone doesn’t prove the acquisition caused the price increase. Can $NEAR Break $5.55 And Reach $8? The immediate hurdle is $5.55. If bullish demand pushes $NEAR above that October high, $6.50 becomes the next resistance to watch, followed by $8.00. Those levels aren’t guaranteed targets. The move depends on buyers sustaining momentum after the current recovery. If demand fades, $NEAR could consolidate below resistance and take longer to make another attempt. Losing $4.34 Could Put Bulls On Defense The support level remains crucial. If $NEAR holds above $4.34, consolidation may simply delay a potential breakout. But unexpected developments or a shift in macroeconomic sentiment could change the picture quickly. A decisive break below support could expose the token to $3.50 or even lower, according to the outlined scenario. That’s the risk bulls can’t ignore. For now, the $NEAR price has regained upward momentum after its $4.34 retest, with
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  • HTX News10/11 09:35
    OpenAI Offers Pro Users a Choice: Restore 5-Hour Limit or Double Weekly Quota

    According to Beating AI news, Thibault Sottiaux, the product and operations manager at OpenAI, has initiated a vote to gather Pro users' opinions on the usage limits for Codex and ChatGPT. The two opt

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  • Sadii10/11 09:49
    $GRVT Filecoin is approaching the end of its six-y
    #HTX Booth Highlights at TOKEN2049 Singapore 2026 #Post To Earn Bonus #XMR Means Private, decentralized cryptocurrency $GRVT Filecoin is approaching the end of its six-year genesis vesting schedule, removing about **68.3 million $FIL in annualized releases** and leaving block rewards as its main recurring source of new supply. Gross additions from vesting and block rewards would fall roughly **77%, from 88.9 million to 20.6 million $FIL a year**, according to The Defiant’s calculation using Filecoin’s Lotus supply-accounting code and Filfox’s latest mining data. The post-vesting figure annualizes the latest 24 hours of production; it is a run-rate comparison, not a forecast of next year’s rewards. For holders, that removes a large recurring source of supply growth. For the storage providers that earn $FIL by supplying capacity to Filecoin’s distributed storage network, the end of these allocations does not itself cut block rewards. Nor does vesting completion require recipients to sell—or prevent them from selling tokens already released. The published token allocation assigns 300 million $FIL to Protocol Labs, including its team and contributors, and 100 million to the Filecoin Foundation. Their combined six-year allocation releases about 66.7 million $FIL annually. Lotus’s supply-accounting code includes another 9.8 million $FIL in the same six-year bucket, bringing the scheduled annual release to about 68.3 million. The code measures that schedule as six 365-day years starting at the network’s liftoff epoch. That puts completion on **Oct. 14, 2026**, based on the mainnet parameters and recorded liftoff block. Filfox reported about 56,449 $FIL produced over 24 hours in its snapshot at block 6,445,866. Annualized over 365 days, that is 20.6 million $FIL. Against the explorer’s reported circulating supply of 919.9 million $FIL, gross annualized additions would fall from about **9.7% to 2.2%**. The Protocol Labs and Foundation streams alone account for roughly th
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