1. Iran's missile threat to Israel shakes the market, leading to sell-offs in Coinbase and Bitcoin mining stocks.

2. In early October, retail investors lagged behind institutional investors in Bitcoin purchases, historically bullish for Bitcoin in October.

3. U.S. stock market closes with the Nasdaq down 1.53%, the Dow down 0.41%, and the S&P 500 down 0.93%.

4. AAVE V3's total locked value exceeds $10 billion, a 197% increase since the beginning of the year.

This milestone represents a 197% increase from the starting point of $3.36 billion at the beginning of 2024. Below are excerpts from The Block's data and insights newsletter. -Original

5. JPMorgan report indicates Bitcoin mining profitability declined for the third consecutive month in September.

JPMorgan stated in a research report on Tuesday that the average price of Bitcoin (BTC) and network hash rate saw a slight increase in September, while daily mining revenue and gross profit declined for the third month in a row. -Original

6. The U.S. SEC may appeal the Ripple case ruling by October 7.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission must decide by October 7 whether to challenge the ruling made by U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres in July 2023, which found that only some sales of XRP cryptocurrency by Ripple violated securities laws. This ruling has drawn criticism from securities lawyers and other federal judges. It is considered a significant legal victory for the nascent cryptocurrency industry, as it attempts to demonstrate that this emerging asset class does not violate U.S. securities laws as the SEC believes. It has also become a cornerstone of the legal strategies for other crypto entities (such as trading platforms Coinbase, Binance, and Kraken) currently being sued by the commission for allegedly selling unregistered securities. Former SEC enforcement attorney Arc Powers stated in an interview with Fox Business that the SEC is likely to appeal, as the agency and its cryptocurrency skeptic chairman Gary Gensler are determined to exert jurisdiction over this $2 trillion industry. Fox Business noted that disclosure is a cornerstone of U.S. securities law. When a company sells stock to raise funds and expand its business, it must file extensive paperwork to provide investors with the information they need to decide whether to purchase the stock. Some legal experts argue that Judge Analisa Torres' ruling undermines this disclosure requirement. -Original

7. Tether CEO states that USDT has become the world's most widely used digital dollar.

Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino stated in an interview with Bullish CEO Tom Farley that Tether's USDT may have initially been a cryptocurrency, but today, as the largest stablecoin by market capitalization, it is the most widely used digital dollar in the world. -Original

8. Bitwise applies for a spot XRP exchange-traded fund, Grayscale plans to launch an XRP "closed-end" fund.

The spot XRP ETF has not yet received approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, and even if approved, it may face challenges. Meanwhile, Grayscale has announced plans to launch an XRP "closed-end" fund for qualified investors. -Original

9. Cybercriminals admit to stealing over $37 million in cryptocurrency.

According to the U.S. Attorney's Office, a man from Indiana has pleaded guilty to "hacking" charges for stealing over $37 million in cryptocurrency from nearly 600 victims. "The stolen cryptocurrency… was subsequently transferred to various locations around the world, including multiple mixing services and gambling websites." -Original

10. U.S. judge supports SEC's lawsuit against crypto wallet Rivetz for selling unregistered securities.

A court document from Monday shows that a U.S. District Judge sided with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in its case against mobile crypto wallet Rivetz for selling unregistered securities. -Original

11. DeFi leaders write to Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign team, calling for changes in digital asset policy.

In a letter sent to the campaign policy team on Tuesday, Cleve Mesidor, founder of the National Policy Network WOC Blockchain, and others called for policy changes to help maintain innovation in the U.S. The signatories of the letter urged for changes in policy, including more financial education on digital assets. -Original

12. Vitalik Buterin expresses support for the existence of a Hezbollah betting section on Polymarket.

Vitalik Buterin stated that despite concerns within the community, he supports the establishment of a Hezbollah betting section on the prediction platform Polymarket. Buterin is one of the participants in Polymarket's $45 million Series B funding round. -Original

13. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino emphasizes the versatility of USDT.

Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino stated in an interview with Bullish CEO Tom Farley that Tether's USDT may have initially been a cryptocurrency, but today, as the largest stablecoin by market capitalization, it is the most widely used digital dollar in the world. -Original

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