1. The US SEC has once again postponed the approval of Truth Social and several cryptocurrency ETFs.
The US SEC has postponed its decision on the Truth Social Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs to October 8, and has also routinely delayed the approval of CoinShares Litecoin ETF, CoinShares XRP ETF, and 21Shares Core XRP ETF this Monday. Related XRP trust and 21Shares Core Ethereum ETF staking proposals have also been postponed. The SEC stated that it needs more time to review the related rule changes and issues involved.
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2. Over 910,000 ETH are queued to exit the Ethereum PoS network, setting a historical record.
Currently, the Ethereum PoS network exit queue reports 910,461 ETH, worth approximately $3.91 billion, marking a historical record in exit scale. Meanwhile, about 268,217 ETH are queued to join the network.
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3. Bernstein: The crypto bull market may last until 2027, with Bitcoin potentially rising to $200,000.
Bernstein analysts' latest report indicates that the crypto bull market is expected to continue until 2027, benefiting from US policy support and accelerated institutional entry. Analysts predict that Bitcoin will rise to $150,000 to $200,000 within the next year, and believe that the next phase of the bull market will no longer be limited to Bitcoin, but will also expand to Ethereum, Solana, and DeFi tokens, which will drive the inflow of funds to trading platforms and stablecoin issuers.
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4. Hackers use fake CAPTCHAs to spread Lumma Stealer to steal cryptocurrency wallets.
Hackers are spreading Lumma Stealer malware through fake 'I am not a robot' captcha pages, which can steal browser-saved credentials, 2FA tokens, and cryptocurrency wallet data. Hackers can complete the laundering transfer of stolen crypto assets in just 3 minutes, leaving victims almost powerless to recover their funds. The incident initially occurred on the user side of a Greek bank, where victims were induced to run PowerShell commands in the system, triggering a fileless malicious payload.
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