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Investor Duan Yongping stated he plans to continue purchasing Pop Mart shares but will cap his stake at 10%, drawing parallels to his NetEase investment. He indicated he will reduce public commentary on the matter, leaving time to judge the investment's outcome, sparking renewed debate on Pop Mart's long-term value.
Read MoreA leading crypto exchange will delist PTBUSDT and MITOUSDT perpetual contracts on October 23, 2026. New orders are no longer accepted, and investors are advised to close positions before automatic settlement to avoid liquidation risks, as the protection fund won't intervene in the final hour.
Read MoreMEXC cryptocurrency exchange will cease services for users in Russia and Belarus starting October 21, following its recent exit from the Dutch market. The move is part of its strategy to enhance global compliance amid tightening regulations.
Read MoreA Kaito multisig wallet transferred 8 million KAITO tokens ($2.25M) to an intermediary address. The move coincides with a scheduled token unlock of 12.1 million KAITO, raising questions about fund movement and market impact.
Read MoreThe UK High Court has granted approximately 16,000 Chinese claimants the right to appeal a key ruling on which law governs the ownership of over 60,000 Bitcoin. This marks a significant procedural development in the complex, cross-border asset recovery case.
Read MoreAhead of Tesla and Meta's earnings reports, over 80% of participating users predict both companies will exceed market expectations and see stock gains post-announcement. Related prediction events close tonight, with a $250,000 prize pool up for grabs.
Read MoreSecurity monitors tracked a DeFi exploiter moving stolen funds into a privacy protocol. Approximately 18.8K ETH (~$46M) from the Drift incident has been deposited, obscuring transaction trails and complicating recovery efforts.
Read MoreSK Hynix has completed a massive 40 trillion won (approx. $30.2 billion) share buyback ahead of schedule and cancelled all repurchased shares. This represents about 3.3% of its outstanding stock, marking the largest share cancellation in South Korean corporate history and signaling strong confidence in future value.
Read MoreThe Bank of Japan is set to evaluate whether underlying inflation has sustainably hit its 2% target at next week's policy meeting, sources say. A confirmation would mark a historic shift away from its long-standing ultra-loose monetary stance.
Read MoreOn October 21, the onshore Chinese yuan closed at 6.6777 against the US dollar, rising 14 basis points from the previous session. This article analyzes the market dynamics, influencing factors, and potential implications behind this moderate appreciation.
Read MoreHyperliquid deployed protocol fees to repurchase and burn $1.75M worth of HYPE tokens from the secondary market within 24 hours. Cumulative burns now approach 5% of max supply, demonstrating a sustained deflationary push reshaping its tokenomics.
Read MoreSpaceX shares surged 10% in pre-market trading, indicating strong investor interest. This significant move is often linked to major company developments, contracts, or market expectations, sparking discussions about its near-term performance and the broader aerospace sector outlook.
Read MoreHong Kong stocks closed lower on October 21 after a weak intraday session. The Hang Seng Tech Index fell 1.26%, dropping below the 4000-point level. The lithium battery sector led the decline, with industry leader CATL plunging over 11% to a multi-year low. Major tech stocks were broadly weak, while memory chip concepts bucked the trend.
Read MoreSpaceX shares jumped 9.2% in pre-market trading following its earnings release. Elon Musk suggested merging SpaceX with Tesla could be "a good idea," sparking investor speculation about future synergies between the space and electric vehicle ventures.
Read MoreChain investigator ZachXBT reports two addresses lost 973K MORPHO ($2.3M) via EIP-7702 delegation exploits. Funds moved to privacy protocols, with one address linked to a prior $3.5M theft involving cross-chain bridging and privacy pool laundering.
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