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TradingGain Newsroom··25 Oct 2026, 07:30 UTCBinance has added a new PREDICTUSDT perpetual contract. New listings are often very volatile in the first hours and days, with wide swings and thin liquidity, so use small size and clear stop-losses.
Bitcoin fell 1.4% since midnight UTC to around $80,100. Disappointing results from Samsung and Alphabet weighed on tech stocks, and the headline also points to a Fed dissent and a slump in AI tokens. The Fed's preferred inflation gauge is due later today, which could shape trader sentiment.
ICE, the owner of the NYSE, is taking steps to bring Hyperliquid perpetual futures to U.S. traders through a planned venue called ICE[XYZ]. The venue would offer round-the-clock perpetual futures on stocks, commodities and crypto, but it still needs CFTC approval. If approved, it could give traders more ways to trade these markets at any hour.
New sanctions designations on October 28 list Ethereum and Tron addresses tied to a North Korean scheme built on fake workers, reported at $600 million. Firms' existing blocking duties reach past the wallets named, so compliance scope may be wider than the list. For traders, this points to tighter scrutiny of crypto flows tied to sanctioned actors.
Glassnode's Bitcoin price analysis points to $85,000 as the lower boundary of a cost-basis zone for long-term holders. The analysis also sees a risk of selling above that level. For traders, $85,000 is a level to watch for possible resistance.
Solflare says it will cover rewards missed on about $160 million of staked SOL, about 1.56 million tokens, after a validator stopped earning. The wallet has not yet named the firm that held the keys for that validator. For traders, the episode highlights operational risk in staking and the open question of who was responsible.
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