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 - NEWSBTC
Bitcoin’s Creator Just Took A $20 Billion Hit — If He’s Still Watching Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcoin stash lost more than $20 billion as markets pulled back this month, erasing a chunk of paper wealth tied to the anonymous founder’s early coins. The drop came after Bitcoin skimmed record highs and then tumbled in a fast, wide sell-off that hit many traders and funds. Related Reading: Michael Saylor Issues Rally Cry To Bitcoin Army: “Starve The Bears!” Satoshi’s Holdings And Recent Value Change According to on-chain tracking and Arkham-linked estimates, the set of addresses attributed to Satoshi contains about 1.096 million BTC. That pile of coins reached a peak valuation above $136 billion when Bitcoin traded at just over $126,000 in early October. Reports have disclosed that the same stash is now roughly $20 billion smaller in headline value than at those highs. Market data show how the math works: a swing of several thousand dollars per coin becomes tens of billions of dollars against a million-plus BTC balance. The loss is unrealized — the addresses tied to the creator were not reported to have moved — but the headline number grabbed attention because it highlights how volatile valuations can be for the largest holders. What Triggered The Sell-Off Based on reports from market analysts and mainstream outlets, the crash was set off by a mix of political shocks and exchange-level stress. US President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement and related trade threats shook risk markets, and at the same time a rare pricing glitch and thin liquidity on some venues amplified selling pressure. The resulting cascade forced automatic liquidations of large margin positions, which analytics firms put at roughly $19 billion over a short span. Bitcoin’s price briefly fell into the low $104,000s during the worst of the rout on Friday before partial recoveries arrived the next days. That sharp move wiped out gains that had accumulated over recent months and created a rapid re-ranking of the richest-by-paper-wealth lists. Trading desks said the event exposed weaknesses in market plumbing. Orders that would have been absorbed in calmer conditions instead interacted with each other in thin markets, causing price gaps across exchanges. Many traders who had used borrowed capital to amplify bets were forced to exit, which made the slide steeper and quicker. Related Reading: Bitcoin Plunges To $105k As Investors Shift To Gold After Crypto Carnage Market Significance And What To Watch Next Analysts caution that a headline loss for Satoshi Nakamoto is mainly a measure of how much value moved on paper; it is not cash that changed hands from the founder. Still, the episode matters because it removed a layer of speculative excess and tested whether major supports hold as flows settle. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from TradingView
 - BITCOINIST
Tornado Cash Founder Raises Red Flag Over DOJ’s DeFi Crackdown Roman Storm, founder of the Tornado Cash privacy tool, has warned that open-source developers may face retroactive criminal risk from US prosecutors for building non-custodial finance software. Related Reading: Moscow’s $376-B Crypto Milestone Puts Russia Ahead Of Europe His message has echoed through the crypto community as his own legal fight moves forward. Reports have […]
 - Bitcoin.com
Opensea Reports 2.6B Monthly Volume, Unveils SEA Token and “Trade Everything” Pivot Opensea reported it surpassed $2.6 billion in trading volume this month, with over 90% of that volume attributed to token trading, the company’s CEO announced. The statement framed non-fungible tokens (NFTs) as Opensea’s “chapter one” and outlined a strategic shift from an NFT marketplace to a broader “trade everything” platform aiming to aggregate onchain liquidity […]
 - NEWSBTC
Bitcoin’s Creator Just Took A $20 Billion Hit — If He’s Still Watching Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcoin stash lost more than $20 billion as markets pulled back this month, erasing a chunk of paper wealth tied to the anonymous founder’s early coins. The drop came after Bitcoin skimmed record highs and then tumbled in a fast, wide sell-off that hit many traders and funds. Related Reading: Michael Saylor Issues Rally Cry To Bitcoin Army: “Starve The Bears!” Satoshi’s Holdings And Recent Value Change According to on-chain tracking and Arkham-linked estimates, the set of addresses attributed to Satoshi contains about 1.096 million BTC. That pile of coins reached a peak valuation above $136 billion when Bitcoin traded at just over $126,000 in early October. Reports have disclosed that the same stash is now roughly $20 billion smaller in headline value than at those highs. Market data show how the math works: a swing of several thousand dollars per coin becomes tens of billions of dollars against a million-plus BTC balance. The loss is unrealized — the addresses tied to the creator were not reported to have moved — but the headline number grabbed attention because it highlights how volatile valuations can be for the largest holders. What Triggered The Sell-Off Based on reports from market analysts and mainstream outlets, the crash was set off by a mix of political shocks and exchange-level stress. US President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement and related trade threats shook risk markets, and at the same time a rare pricing glitch and thin liquidity on some venues amplified selling pressure. The resulting cascade forced automatic liquidations of large margin positions, which analytics firms put at roughly $19 billion over a short span. Bitcoin’s price briefly fell into the low $104,000s during the worst of the rout on Friday before partial recoveries arrived the next days. That sharp move wiped out gains that had accumulated over recent months and created a rapid re-ranking of the richest-by-paper-wealth lists. Trading desks said the event exposed weaknesses in market plumbing. Orders that would have been absorbed in calmer conditions instead interacted with each other in thin markets, causing price gaps across exchanges. Many traders who had used borrowed capital to amplify bets were forced to exit, which made the slide steeper and quicker. Related Reading: Bitcoin Plunges To $105k As Investors Shift To Gold After Crypto Carnage Market Significance And What To Watch Next Analysts caution that a headline loss for Satoshi Nakamoto is mainly a measure of how much value moved on paper; it is not cash that changed hands from the founder. Still, the episode matters because it removed a layer of speculative excess and tested whether major supports hold as flows settle. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from TradingView
 - CoinDesk
It’s Time for the Crypto Industry to Take the Threat of AI and Quantum Computing Seriously If a quantum computer ever broke a blockchain, the entire crypto industry might as well close down shop, argues Kostas Chalkias, chief cryptographer at Mysten Labs.
 - Cointelegraph
Michael Saylor hints at a fresh Bitcoin purchase despite NAV collapse Michael Saylor has hinted that Strategy may buy more Bitcoin after sharing a chart showing $69 billion in BTC holdings.
 - CoinDesk
Bitcoin Price Could Collapse to $70K or Lower as Bull Market Is Over: Elliott Wave Expert Elliott Wave expert foresees a major bitcoin bear market that could last until late 2026.
 - Bitcoin.com
Bitcoin Price Watch: Bear Flag or Base Formation? The Charts Decide Bitcoin’s current price stands at $107,891, with a commanding market cap of $2.15 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of $33.63 billion. Price action flirted between $106,222 and $108,142 in the past day, serving up volatility with a side of whiplash. Bitcoin Chart Outlook The daily chart paints a dramatic arc. After peaking near $126,272 […]
 - BITCOINIST
Tornado Cash Founder Raises Red Flag Over DOJ’s DeFi Crackdown Roman Storm, founder of the Tornado Cash privacy tool, has warned that open-source developers may face retroactive criminal risk from US prosecutors for building non-custodial finance software. Related Reading: Moscow’s $376-B Crypto Milestone Puts Russia Ahead Of Europe His message has echoed through the crypto community as his own legal fight moves forward. Reports have […]
 - Bitcoin.com
Opensea Reports 2.6B Monthly Volume, Unveils SEA Token and “Trade Everything” Pivot Opensea reported it surpassed $2.6 billion in trading volume this month, with over 90% of that volume attributed to token trading, the company’s CEO announced. The statement framed non-fungible tokens (NFTs) as Opensea’s “chapter one” and outlined a strategic shift from an NFT marketplace to a broader “trade everything” platform aiming to aggregate onchain liquidity […]
 - Cointelegraph
Can Ethereum price reclaim $4,500 in October? Ethereum price eyes $4,500 as a classic chart pattern, and onchain MVRV data align to signal renewed upside momentum this month.