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TREE NEWS reports: Trader Killa said Bitcoin’s previous extreme low should not be treated as a level it is bound to revisit unless more negative news emerges, and that historical price patterns are unlikely to repeat in a simple way. The earlier liquidation wick formed when several bearish factors hit at once, including the Federal Reserve’s hawkish pause signal, Killa said, adding that buyers appear to be waiting for lower entry prices in the fourth quarter and recommending continued dollar-cost averaging into BTC over the coming weeks. Bitcoin has pulled back about 9%, which Killa called a healthy correction within a bull market.

TREE NEWS update: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said ahead of elections that Israel could turn to blockchain and cryptocurrency to skirt potential international financial sanctions. The proposal drew criticism from political opponents and the country’s central banker, who voiced dismay at the idea.

TREE NEWS update: The Dogecoin Foundation and House of Doge have ended their exclusive brand agreement, with House of Doge retaining limited rights to investment products. A separate deal would exchange Such App assets for $4 million in Dogecoin Labs stock, the companies said. The split reshapes how the Dogecoin brand is licensed for commercial and financial products.

TREE NEWS update: DeGods founder and trader Frank said on X that his main perpetual futures wallet has not yet turned an overall profit, and that most of his earnings have come from on-chain trades across past market cycles. He pushed back on community praise calling him the “best trader” after briefly topping fomo’s cumulative PnL leaderboard ahead of Bonk Guy, who has since reclaimed first place.

TREE NEWS reports: Trader Killa said Bitcoin’s current chart closely mirrors its 2023 pattern, when BTC broke out of a range to a higher weekly high, never fell back below the prior high, and then formed a higher low. If the pattern repeats, BTC could hold the top of its prior range and bottom out higher rather than dropping back to the $74,000 low, with the trend still clearly bullish, the trader said on October 25.

TREE NEWS reports: Crypto analyst Ali warned XRP could fall to $0.98 if whale selling continues, citing a drop in wallets holding 10 million to 100 million XRP from 351 to 339 over recent weeks. Exchange-held XRP rose from 11.003 billion to about 11.05 billion, an increase of roughly 50 million tokens, pointing to potential selling pressure. Ali flagged $1.26 as the lower bound of XRP’s channel since August; a break could send the price to $1.11 and then $0.98, about 22% below $1.26.

TREE NEWS update: Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Integrity Party and an election rival of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, said Netanyahu’s cryptocurrency vision poses a threat to national security. In a social media post, Eisenkot criticized Netanyahu for risking international isolation and economic sanctions that would damage Israel’s economy and markets. Netanyahu had previously said he was considering using cryptocurrency to circumvent economic sanctions imposed on Israel by other countries.

TREE NEWS reports: Tiger Research said prediction markets now provide real-time probability data that matches or beats traditional polls and expert surveys, citing adoption by Google Finance, CNBC, CNN, The Wall Street Journal, ICE and Tradeweb. A Federal Reserve working paper found Kalshi’s federal funds rate forecasts were perfect the day before FOMC meetings, outperforming fed funds futures, while an analysis of Limitless data showed 9 of 10 price buckets calibrated within 4 percentage points.

TREE NEWS reports: Yapeswap was exploited for about $21,900 after a governance flaw in its WorkersUnion mechanism, which had a zero-quorum requirement, allowed a proposal backed by just 0.000055% of voting power to transfer YapeFactory’s feeToSetter role to the attacker. The attacker then deployed a malicious Registry contract that made latestVault() return a fake vault address while vaults() still listed the real one, causing YapePair to credit deposits as farm assets without receiving redeemable shares.

TREE NEWS update: Dragonfly partner Haseeb Qureshi disputed DFINITY founder Dominic Williams’ claim that NEAR Intents used threshold ECDSA signature technology without authorization, noting the patent was only granted in late July this year and was pending before that. NEAR Intents changed the algorithm in September, so any alleged infringement would span about one month, Qureshi said, adding the algorithm first appeared in an academic paper under a CC BY license that NEAR cited.

TREE NEWS reports: Trader Doctor Profit said on Oct. 25 that the $80,000-$81,000 range remains his accumulation zone for long-term Bitcoin longs, with a target of $94,000. He noted his spot position built near $60,000 is still fully held and that he will add more longs if BTC falls back to around $80,000. The trader framed the current positioning as long-term rather than a play for a $4,000 short-term gain.

TREE NEWS update: Hyperliquid has revised its testnet priority mechanism so that noop and scheduleCancel no longer affect the priority of other actions, while other operations now lower the priority of competing actions until submission completes. The protocol also added a cDeposit2 interface operation, which is similar to cDeposit but supports agent-signed transactions.

TREE NEWS update: India’s CoinDCX said it will bear the full 15.99 million USDT loss tied to a transfer on Oct. 21 from a wallet generated in January 2025 and abandoned after a July security breach. The exchange said a failed auto-sweep service let user deposits accumulate at the compromised address, but all affected deposits were credited, active wallets were untouched and customer assets remain in separate cold storage.

TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin’s 30-day high-low spread has narrowed from 13% to 6%, with the price confined to an $80,000–$86,000 range for nine consecutive days, analyst Axel Adler Jr. said. The price rebounded after touching the 365-day simple moving average and closed at $80,500, a 30-day low. A narrowing range typically ends in a breakout, with $86,000 as key resistance and the 365-day SMA as support.

TREE NEWS update: Binance’s futures platform will launch pre-market trading for the PREDICTUSDT perpetual contract on October 25, 2026, at 15:45 (UTC+8), the exchange said in an official announcement. The contract will offer up to 5x leverage.

TREE NEWS update: ai16z founder Shaw said on X that reverse engineering of all Pump.fun contracts is 90% complete and is expected to be finished tonight. He added the remark “open source everything, or be forced to open source.” The post did not specify what the completed work would be used for.

TREE NEWS update: Tether blacklisted nine addresses linked to the CoinDCX incident, freezing 2,212,850.30 USDT (about $2.21 million), with the freeze taking effect at 22:45:39 UTC on Oct. 22. Security firm Salus said its investigators had traced an anomalous transfer of roughly 15.99 million USDT and tracked how the funds were split and moved to exchange deposit addresses. Salus cited transfers from proof-of-reserves addresses and TRX distribution patterns as on-chain evidence supporting the freeze.

TREE NEWS update: Four.Meme’s OpenFour launched a token issuance mode called Binance Agent ID Exclusive, designed for AI agents on BNB Chain with support from Binance Wallet. During the bonding-curve phase, only Binance Agentic Wallets holding an Agent ID may trade, each capped at 1% of total supply, and tokens are non-transferable until graduation, after which trading opens to all users. Tokens are created with BNB as the fundraising currency and carry a “.ai” tag.

TREE NEWS reports: An address linked to the Worldcoin project deposited 10.5 million WLD, worth $4.857 million, to exchanges over 11 hours. The transfer adds to the token’s circulating supply on trading venues. Separately, analyst data showed nearly 60% of stock-token trades on Robinhood Chain occur outside regular U.S. market hours.